Liquids can change to solids and solids can change to liquids. Water freezes if it gets cold enough, then melts when it warms up. In the winter, the environment is cold and water freezes. Today's Invitation to Create, children explored dripping water onto their paper like icicles melting from a roof. They used eyedroppers and watercolors to create their own drip art. They investigated different ways water can drip onto and off their paper. Through this process, children used their critical thinking skills to discover how to move colored drips of water.
They were encouraged to draw a picture of themselves and add cotton balls for snow!
They painted ice cubes with watercolors, and we put salt on the cubes once they were done painting, we set aside and watched the cubes slowly melt.
They sorted uppercase and lowercase Ii's.
They were encouraged to draw a picture of themselves and add cotton balls for snow!
They painted ice cubes with watercolors, and we put salt on the cubes once they were done painting, we set aside and watched the cubes slowly melt.
They sorted uppercase and lowercase Ii's.
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