Snowflake Growing Experiment (Crystal Frost) This experiment grows icy, snowflake-like crystals on a simple shape. It’s safe, hands-on, and perfect for winter science. Materials 1 cup very hot water (adult help) ½ cup Epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) Shallow clear dish or bowl Spoon Food coloring (optional, for the base) Snowflake shape: Pipe cleaners twisted into a snowflake OR a plastic snowflake ornament OR a sponge/cardboard snowflake Small stand, clay, or tape to hold the snowflake upright In

3 WINTER SCIENCE 🥶 Experiments - Try these 3 experiments today:❄️Floating Snowflake Experiment - use a dry erase marker (it cannot be washable) and draw on a spoon. Then slowly dip the spoon into water to release the drawing off the spoon. ❄️Snowstorm in a Jar - mix white acrylic paint with water and add to a jar. Fill the rest of the jar with baby oil. Then have an adult add in the effervescent antacid tablet. ❄️Snow Volcano - add baking soda to a cup and then a little bit of water with food c