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Watermelon Ice Sensory Play

a Watermelon Ice Sensory Play that has a kid holding frozen water dyed pink and green with watermelon seeds

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 This watermelon ice sensory play is the most refreshing summer activity for kids! Easy to set up and perfect for toddlers and preschoolers on hot days.

Materials

●     Muffin tin

●     Water

●     Green food coloring

●     Red food coloring

●     Watermelon seeds

●     Tray or sensory bin

●     Droppers or pipettes

●     Small bowl of warm water

●     Spoon or scoop

Instructions

1.   Fill the bottom of each muffin tin section with a thin layer of water dyed green. Freeze until solid.

2.   Once frozen, mix red food coloring into water and pour it over the green layer. Add a few watermelon seeds.

3.   Freeze again until completely solid.

4.   Pop the watermelon ice pieces out of the muffin tin and place them into a tray or sensory bin.

5.   Add droppers, a small bowl of warm water, and a spoon or scoop for play.

6.   Encourage kids to squeeze or scoop warm water onto the ice and explore the slippery textures as the ice melts into puddles.