Discover ice science! Paint with ice, fish for ice, build sculptures, and more! Ten simple ice science and engineering ideas to keep the kids learning.
Winter is the perfect time to have some fun with ice science. Over the past few months I have been delighted to see so many great ways to learn with ice in our STEM Saturday Linkup. The thing I love most about these activities is that they are all very easy to set up since they only use basic household materials. Plus, they are uniquely educational, fun, creative, and simple to clean up, too!
Pull out your ice cubes and get ready to learn ice science and engage in unique engineering activities!
Fishing for Ice from the Science Kiddo
Lego Science | An Ice Excavation Experiment from Lemon Lime Adventures
Ice Cube Sculptures from Teaching Mama
Winter Art and Science for Kids | Ice Painting from Mini Monets and Mommies
Magnetic Ice Science Play from Little Bins for Little Hands
Reinforcing Science Concepts from Planet Smarty Pants
Ice Volcanoes from Reading Confetti
Fizzy Ice from Toddler Approved
Coloured Ice Sculptures from Happy Hooligans
Ice Art from The Science Kiddo
STEM Saturday
Building Igloos with Marshmallows from Lemon Lime Adventures
Coding with LEGO from Little Bins for Little Hands
Polar Bear Science STEM Experiment from Preschool Powol Packets
Hands-on Sorting Vertebrates & Invertebrates from Stir the Wonder
10 Winter STEAM Challenges for Kids from Handmade Kids Art
We have lots of ice right now, great time for some STEM 🙂
Super fun – thanks for sharing a great list! I pinned this to my Science for PK1 Kids board 🙂
Fabulous collection of ideas! Thanks for sharing with the new Everything Kids linkup.
Great round up of activities. We don’t have any ice here in the South, so we will have to make our own! #HipHomeschoolingMoms
What great ideas! Thanks for sharing 🙂
What wonderful ice experiments!
Thank you for linking up to #ToddlerFunFriday
I have an 11 year old and shes in love with this website
These are some amazing science experiment ideas that would help kids to learn few things. And a great to get them interested in Science. Thanks for sharing these ideas with us!