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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.