This simple and fascinating dry ice experiment uses only a few items but creates a magnificent reaction. Watch how the ice turns into a gas and produces a smoky or steamy effect. It may remind children of an erupting volcano or even a steam train. Even though it produces a wonderful gassy reaction, it is not hot like you may think it would be. Perfect for the children to get involved in! ⭕ Materials: - Water bottle (with a sports cap) - Dry ice - Gloves - A cup of water - Food colouring - Funnel

Ice, ice, safety! Whether you're ice fishing, snowmobiling, hiking, or skiing, it's important to know how to stay safe on ice. Keep the following tips in mind before you head out for your next “hard water” adventure ⤵️ ✅ Four inches of solid, clear ice is a safe thickness if venturing out on foot. Use an auger or spud bar to periodically check the thickness as you move further out. ✅ Avoid ice near open water or around docks. Dock owners often use bubblers to prevent thick ice from forming and d