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Exploring Freezing and Melting

Exploring Freezing and Melting Through Ice Balloons

 

We have been thinking about cold weather, ice and snow at Nursery. We filled balloons with water then talked about where we could put the balloons to change the water to ice. Some of the children suggested putting the balloons in the freezer and outdoors. The balloons in the freezer turned to ice first. They felt hard, cold and slippery. The balloons outside were frozen on Thursday morning. Alfie, Charlotte and George said that it was because it had 'been icy in the night.' 

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