Ice Colour Experiment

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Ice Colour Experiment

This week, the grasshoppers delved into the world of ice! They experimented with salt and coloured water to see ice turn into liquid. By adding colour onto salty ice, they observed it change colour as it melted. Some kids got hands-on with a pestle and mortar, grinding their ice cubes. It was exciting to see how they could use tools to explore and play with the ice in different ways.