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Ice Exploration

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Find the best way to excavate frozen objects! Using a variety of tools, try to get items out of blocks of ice. This activity helps children learn problem solving skills and persistence.

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Add a Tech Twist Optional: infrared thermometer
Hints for uses in your library This activity is a favorite for use in library settings because it: is fun and different; uses inexpensive supplies; can be used with varied ages, families and group sizes; and works if participants arrive at different times.
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Originating Source This activity was contributed by the Center for Childhood Creativity at the Bay Area Discovery Museum. ©2015 Bay Area Discovery Museum. For more information and resources see CenterforChildhoodCreativity.org.
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Ice Exploration

Ice Exploration

Find the best way to excavate frozen objects! Using a variety of tools, try to get items out of blocks of ice. This activity helps children learn problem solving skills and persistence.