It's easy to get swept up in high energy outdoor fun during the
winter. Shovelling snow, sledding, skiing, ice skating etc...
But when it's not so cold that you don't have to move so much
and yet cold enough to have snow and ice, there are other ways
to have fun with the elements. Playing with ice can not only be
fun, just for the sake of fun, but it can also be taken as a
teaching moment without realizing it. Here are some examples of
ice activities to do with kids when you're not sledding: • Glad
To Be Here made Ice Bunting to hang • The Artful Parent has a
very cool Melting Ice Science Experiment full of colors. •
Factory Direct Craft shows us how to do ice painting. •
Naturally Educational brings us to explore our local surviving
flora to freeze it in this artful ice lantern. • Meet the
Dubiens has a nice Colored Ice Blocks tutorial. • Pinterest User
Carie Dean-Kuhn posted a photo of a dinosaur digging activity
(salt on ice has got to be one of the most liked experiment in
our house!) • Momstatic shows an