Bring some snow indoors and watch it melt in various ways including adding different temperature waters, adding salt, putting it in other rooms, and more.
Cold water, room temperature water and hot water are poured on snow to see how each melts the snow. Inspiration laboratories shares the details.
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http://inspirationlaboratories.com/snow-and-water-science-experiment/
Pleasantest thing places a snowball in the freezer, refrigerator and on the table and watches how each melts.
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http://www.pleasantestthing.com/2013/02/kids-science-activity-snow-fun.html
Little bins for little hands puts snow in different rooms throughout the house to see how they melt.
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http://littlebinsforlittlehands.com/snow-science-experiment-saturday-science/
Home school innovations places snow through a filter to see how it melts.
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http://homeschoolinnovation.com/blog/homeschool-science-with-snow/
Mom inspired life adds salt to one snow ball and nothing to the other and watches how they melt.
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http://mominspiredlife.com/melting-snow-science-experiment/
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