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Melanie Patric

When there's no snow in January...


...Ice will have to do! In our little slice of home daycare heaven, we found a big, clear chunk of ice in the back yard on top of the tarp sheltering the sandbox. We took it out and watched it sparkle in the sun. A and V noticed there were leaves trapped inside the ice.

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We all took off our gloves (but not for long) and felt the smooth, slippery surface and talked about how the ice felt.

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After deciding the ice was "smooth" and "slippery," we decided to scoot over the ice to see if we could slide.

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It was, indeed slippery, and A, T, and V all had fun sliding on the ice . After that, we broke the ice into pieces to investigate further. T noticed that the ice was very clear- in fact, the world looked very interesting through the "window" made of ice!

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The ice window proved to be the most interesting part of the ice experience, so we planned a few activities we'd like to try with ice in the near future.

All in all, if you don't have snow, ice is still fun!

See you next time!

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