Complete Day 1 (for week 1)
Dice Frenzy warm up- Start on tricky working up to trickier

Matching Pairs-

Balloon balance- Use a ball (or pair of socks if you don't have a ball), time yourself and try to improve your time. 

One leg balance- Start with the yellow challenge and try to reach the blue challenge.  

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If you would like to try making ice cream at home, here is what you need:

Mix the milk, sugar and vanilla together and pour into the small plastic bag. Seal the bag and make sure it is not leaking. Put the small bag into the large bag, add the ice and sprinkle all of the salt over the ice. Now mash the bag for about 10 minutes until you can see that the milk has turned to ice cream. [If you do not mash the bag, the milk will freeze solid and it will be a "milk ice cube" instead of "ice cream".] Pull the small bag out of the big bag, rinse off the small bag (to get the salt off), open the bag and enjoy!

To experiment with different chemicals that could be used to melt ice as shown in the video, you need:

Put the water in the cup. Add the thermometer or temperature probe so it is submerged in the water. Freeze the water overnight. Now pull the ice cube out of the freezer. Immediately start graphing the temperature as shown in the video, recording the temperature every minute. Once the temperature of the ice has stabilized at 31 to 32 degrees F, add 2 tablespoons of salt to the ice cube. Now graph the temperature as it falls, as shown in the video.
 

You can try all sorts of chemicals besides salt. Try sugar, laundry detergent, baking soda (with adult supervision), etc.