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15 Fun Preschool Winter Activities that Involve Ice

January 15, 2020 by Sheryl Cooper

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Inside: These preschool winter activities involve ice and lots of fun hands-on exploration. Perfect for your science table!

The cold weather is here.

We love to explore ice this time of year!

While planning winter theme, I found 15 fun activities that involve ice.

These are engaging, hands-on ideas that can be done in the classroom and at home. Ready for some winter fun?

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15 Fun Preschool Winter Activities that Involve Ice

15 Fun Winter Ice Activities for Preschoolers

Make sure to also check out: Hands-On Winter Science Activities

Art

Freeze blocks of ice and paint on them.

Freeze ice and paint on sticks to make your own ice paint. (Easy Peasy and Fun)

Use Mega Blocks as handles while ice painting – love this! (Twin Mom Refreshed)

Sensory

Explore ice and water in the sensory bin.

Scoop ice out of water for a chilly sensory experience. (Busy Toddler)

Mix colors in a bin filled with ice cubes. (Days with Grey)

Do you want to melt a snowman? This ice melting activity looks like a fun sensory idea! (Munchkins and Moms)

Science

Brainstorm ways to keep ice from melting. (Planet Smarty Pants)

Melt frozen hands with salt and water. (Happy Hooligans)

Go fishing for ice and learn what happens when salt is added. (Science Kiddo)

For a simple winter science activity, explore fizzy ice. (Toddler Approved)

Make volcanoes from ice and watch them erupt. (Reading Confetti)

STEM

Princess lovers will have fun with this ice castle excavation activity. (School Time Snippets)

Add some STEM to your winter theme by experimenting with frozen magnetic pieces. (Little Bins for Little Hands)

Freeze Lego figures in water and excavate them. (Lemon Lime Adventures)

Colors

Explore a rainbow with melting ice. (Powerful Mothering)

Literacy 

Practice letter recognition while trying to remove letters from ice. (Little Bins for Little Hands)

Fine Motor

Strengthen hands while using a hammer with styrofoam. (Modern Preschool)

 

15 Fun Preschool Winter Activities that Involve Ice

 


 

More ideas for young children:

Tissue Paper Snowflakes with Preschoolers

Preschool Science Experiments that Explore Gravity

Christmas Science Activities for Preschoolers

Check out our science pin board for more fun!

 

❄️Toddler and Preschool Winter Lesson Plans❄️

We’ve done the work for you! We now have interactive thematic lesson plans for toddlers (18-35 months) AND preschoolers (3-5 years)!

Get ready for fun and learning with unit lesson plans for winter.

Explore a variety of themed hands-on activities!

Easy to follow lesson plans include activity modifications and adaptations to meet the needs of all learners.

For more information, click on the graphics below:

toddler winter lesson plans

preschool winter lesson plans

favorite winter classroom supplies

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About Sheryl Cooper

Sheryl Cooper is the founder of Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds, a website full of activities for toddlers and preschoolers. She has been teaching this age group for over 20 years and loves to share her passion with teachers, parents, grandparents, and anyone with young children in their lives.

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  1. Sheryl

    January 18, 2016 at 11:15 pm

    It really wasn’t messy! The trays contained the water.

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