1. Make Your Own Cloud
We did this when it was 18 degrees outside. Ours ended up looking like a rain cloud. The kids thought this was really cool. As soon as the water leaves the cup it turns to it's gas form before it hits the ground creating an almost instant cloud. Ours even rained a little after. However, if you do this in temperatures under what we had you will just get the cloud.
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2. Frozen Bubbles
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Materials needed: Boiling water, cup, temperature under 32 degrees.
We did this when it was 18 degrees outside. Ours ended up looking like a rain cloud. The kids thought this was really cool. As soon as the water leaves the cup it turns to it's gas form before it hits the ground creating an almost instant cloud. Ours even rained a little after. However, if you do this in temperatures under what we had you will just get the cloud.Video
2. Frozen Bubbles
Materials needed: Bubbles, bubble wand, and temperatures under 32 degrees.
Blow some bubbles outside and try to catch one. Leave it on the bubble wand and wait for it to freeze. You will be able to crack it. We left our bubble bottle outside for a while before doing this, which seemed to help it freeze faster.
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