My friend Sharing Kindergarten posted that she had gotten fake snow off of Amazon. Usually, I use conditioner and baking soda to make fake snow, but I decided to try this Friday. One container made an entire pan. Oh, and if you do this, know you can add a little more water than it says to add. Tons of fun! ![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj8gDNPxvfHZKfez0kV6pA-V2fyqfHAchRIWimOSrGI3VkXAFdfU7pMXbAsYSPGlPGkAnuIH-ArCvA6Yte8P_wlFumv-cN7uYr36bjqErD8bVcB0m0d4xshUThfqh-PQpGRq8v-Ab0Db9Wf/s1600/02.04.15+Blog+Post.png)
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Have a great Wednesday!
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We do this same activity, only using the polymers out of diapers. My students think it is gross/hilarious that we are playing with diapers and that we make snow with it! :)
ReplyDeleteI used this for the first time during summer school this past year. I had K-6th grade students at various times use it. They ALL loved it.
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