Frozen Flowers

This engaging project requires minimal materials, including flowers, large ice cube trays, small containers, or muffin tins, providing various options for creativity. To begin, place the chosen flowers into the selected containers, allowing room for customization, whether separating them by type, mixing them up, or categorizing them by color and size.

Once the flowers are arranged, pour water into the containers, ensuring the flowers are gently pushed into the water. After this preparation, freeze the flower-filled containers overnight, allowing the magic to unfold. The next day, carefully extract the flower ice cubes and place them in a tray.

To ease their removal, briefly immerse the bottom of the containers in warm water. Now, it's time for the kids to embark on a sensory adventure. Armed with tools to break or melt the ice, the little explorers can enjoy the tactile experience of discovering frozen flowers within.

During this playtime, children can employ various tools, such as droppers filled with warm water, to melt the ice gradually. The process becomes both entertaining and educational, as the children observe the transformation and learn about the flowers' impact on the water's color. The activity fosters curiosity and experimentation, as the children uncover the captivating science behind the melting ice and the infusion of hues into the water.