Winter science - janury and february

Idea original Gabriel Marín

Study the snowflake science

Learn about condensation and frost.

String up some sticky ice.

Determine the best way to melt ice.

Make instant ice.

Explore how mittens keep you warm.

Winter science

Are all snowflakes alike? Capture yours if there is snow, or try to make your own. Draw it or maybe make an origami one. Just don`t forget to have fun

If You want the winter wonderland experience and there is no snow in your country try to make frost in a jar or a can and learn how with the right conditions, condensation turns to frost!

The mittens on my hands Keep me warm, All winter long!

This is a simple science experiment about what would make ice melt faster.

Try to lift an ice cube using only a string and salt.

This is a simple science experiment about what would make ice melt faster.

Winter is fun Choose one of this science experiment, or explore some others and share the idea.

Let your students hypothesis about whether or not mittens are warm. This really makes them think. They will need to find the room, plain mitten, and hand in mitten temperatures. When they begin to look at and analyze the data be prepared for lots of questions because mittens are NOT warm.