Add a few kitchen utensils [measuring spoons and cups, a strainer, a ladle, or even a squirt bottle].
George mostly splashed and felt the water, trying to scoop it up at times.
Henry transferred the blue water into the empty bowl, one scoop at a time. Then added the entire contents of the red water at once.
Making purple!
Woohoo! Yep, learning during our water play!
I refilled the red water a couple of times to keep the play going.
The squirt bottle was the best because Henry got to fill it up, screw on the top and then squirt it all out! It was a fun time!
- tubs/containers of water (or do it in the kitchen sink or bathtub!)
- kitchen utensils to scoop and pour
- add food coloring for another level of fun!
- other materials that may be fun: glitter, sponges, paintbrushes
- add objects that float or sink, make it an experiment!
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Could we take it to the staircase and throw water bombs around? Just an idea, will update tomorrow
My children will love you FOREVER… this is one of their favourite activities!!
Maggy
Ewan loved it! http://mizflurry.blogspot.com/2011/11/hopc-dag-8-spelen-met-water.html
We didnt do water bombs!! We cleaned the staircase instead. http://anjalicuric.blogspot.com/2011/11/water-play-with-anjali-and-sophia.html
I love it!
We had so much fun I was too exhausted by the end of the day to write up! Ive caught up today. http://cookarlo.blogspot.com/
We played in water by floating paper boats!
http://creativitymypassion.blogspot.com/2011/11/day-8-water-play-row-row-row-your-boat.html