Treasure Hunt Ice
My girls didn't see me swipe their toys for this activity so it was a surprise. I froze these colored water cubes with several their toys.
We tried a couple of ways to melt them. First rock salt. I'm sure that would have been a wonderful choice except we were too impatient. So the second choice was the blow dryer. This would have been a awesome activity in the hot summer. (We'll try this one again.)
One by one their toys emerged and they were so excited. Next of course came the water play.
For a hands on activity I think it was a winner. Both girls had fun.
Hi! I'm Sinea and you were one of the hoppers on last week's Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop on my site, Ducks 'n a Row. Guess what? You are the FEATURED site on this week's hop! Please come on by and check it out! :)
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Very cool! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like so much fun! Thanks so much for the wonderful idea.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute idea! Thanks for sharing.
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Super neat idea, I remember doing something similar with my preschool students one summer. Visiting from the Share it Friday hop.
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This looks too cool!! haha :) Would love it if you shared this with us at Sharing Saturday here...
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Thanks and have a great weekend,
~MiaB
Looks cold, but lots of fun! Thanks for sharing at BTT!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a fun idea! I have seen this in a couple different places but haven't done it yet. You know, we actually don't own a hair dryer, so this might take a lot longer for Boogie. Thanks for linking up to WOTT!
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