This sensory play is a delight to the eyes and feels oh so cool to the touch.
Get ready to make a splash!
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Supplies:
Food Coloring
Water
Large Tub
Directions:
Fill the star ice tray with water and add a couple drops of food coloring to each cube. Freeze.
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After it’s hardened, put them into a tub of COLD water and watch the magic. (I suggest making the water “ice” cold to slow down the inevitable melting process.)
It was really quite beautiful to watch the colors all swirl into one. The boys couldn’t stop ooooing and ahhhing.
And even once the stars were long gone, they kept splishing and splashing. The perfect frozen sensory play activity!
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