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Painting on Ice

We had so much fun exploring ice as we are trying to stay cool this summer!  Today we decided to do a little outdoor painting project.  The kids thought that Painting on Ice was so much fun and watching the colors pool as the ice melted was beautiful.

Painting On Ice ~ Perfect for Summer

What you will need to create your own Ice Painting:

  • A block of ice ~ we froze ice in Tupperware containers the night before, but you could by a large block of ice as well.
  • Water Colors ~ we used our little watercolor cakes, but liquid watercolors would work great too.
  • Paint Brushes
  • Trays are not necessary, but it did help keep the ice from slipping off the table.

Painting On Ice ~ Perfect for Summer

The set up was simple.  I set the ice blocks on the trays, handed the kids the paints and brushes and let them create. Simple invitations to create are the best.  Just let the kids explore and have fun!

Painting On Ice ~ Perfect for Summer

One of the kids made an ice sculpture before he started painting.  Love it!

Painting On Ice ~ Perfect for Summer

I love that as the ice blocks melted, it took the color with it.  The kids had a continually fresh canvas to paint on.

Painting On Ice ~ Perfect for Summer

Even out littlest artist had a blast.

Painting On Ice ~ Perfect for Summer

Rainbow of melted colors.

Painting On Ice ~ Perfect for Summer

The kids loved watching the cools pool and run off the ice as it melted and they were presented with a blank canvas again.  The vibrant little swirls of color make me smile.

You can also do this activity in the dark.  The kids had so much fun painting in the dark and creating this amazing Glowing Ice Painting.

Glowing Ice Painting

Summer fun after dark!

I would love to hear your favorite way to play with ice!  We are always looking for fun ideas to say cool in the summer.

Related posts:

  1. 12 Ice Play Recipes and Activities
  2. Glowing Ice Painting
  3. Glow Stick Ice Painting
  4. Painting with Balloons
Posted in Kid Art, Summer and tagged Painting, Summer, Watercolors.

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Related posts:

  1. 12 Ice Play Recipes and Activities
  2. Glowing Ice Painting
  3. Glow Stick Ice Painting
  4. Painting with Balloons
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3 thoughts on “Painting on Ice”

  1. Emma on at 4:10 pm said:

    Wow! We’ve done painting WITH ice, but never painting ON ice. Great idea! I love how the colors blended together as they melted. Beautiful!

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  2. Penny on at 9:14 pm said:

    Hi. I’ve never commented on your blog before but I just wanted to thank you for your blog. My kids LOVE your ideas. If my kids want a project, it’s your blog we come to first.

    Thanks for all your fantastic ideas.

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  3. alicja smilowska on at 1:35 am said:

    Good Morning
    Your activities are great
    have you got any ideas for messy play for 1 year old children.
    thank you
    alicja

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