Valentine Ice Treasure Rescue ๐๐ง Did you know science experiments and social-emotional learning go hand-in-hand? Social-emotional skills can help kiddos improve scientific thinking by supporting decision-making skills and goal setting. Students can often get stuck on "I don't know what to do next" when results aren't what they expected. SEL skills like decision-making can help students identify the next steps. Put your little one's skills to work with this smart science activity created by ashleymurphyfamily โจ Here is how to get started:
"1: making the molds using water and baking soda. I filled them all the way, but I would recommend just doing half! We used a silicone heart mold and added little Valentine gems, beads, and sequins as the treasure. When they are frozen, take vinegar and dye it red/pink, then pour or squirt it on top of the baking soda to watch it fizz! as it fizzes and the ice breaks down, the valentine treasures get free!
2: making the molds using vinegar, a drop ...