Today the teachers created a tin foil river for the children to float different objects such as toy boats, bottle caps, and cut up pool noodles. The kids had a great time experimenting and getting wet!
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This is a great little way to explore with water and with a great material – tin foil! I thought this would be an excellent way for kids to keep cool, so I featured it in a roundup of idea to Beat the Heat!
I am your newest follower and I love your tin foil river what a great way to have fun in the heat and explore with water.
Stopping by from Hands on as We Grow… What a super cool idea! Had to stop in just to say that! I can't wait to try it with my little guy!