What You’ll Need
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Mini dinosaur figurines
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Balloons (one per dinosaur)
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Water
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Optional: Glitter for a sparkly twist
Step 1: Make the Dino Eggs
Gently push each tiny dinosaur into a balloon. Fill the balloon with water (and glitter if you like) and tie it securely.
Place the balloons in the freezer, making sure they rest in a rounded shape so they freeze like real eggs.
Step 2: Hatch the Eggs
Once frozen, remove the balloons and carefully cut them open to reveal shiny frozen dino eggs!
Place the eggs in a tray or shallow bowl of water — perfect for a sunny playtime setup.
Step 3: Rescue the Dinosaurs!
Give kids some safe tools — droppers, syringes, forks, or spoons — and let them figure out how to melt the ice and free their dinosaurs.
You’ll be amazed to see their curiosity take over as they test, observe, and explore what melts the ice fastest.
The Science Behind the Fun
As kids play, they’re also learning basic STEM concepts:
How temperature affects ice
How heat and pressure cause melting
Using tools like droppers and syringes builds motor skills and coordination
Each step — from preparing the eggs to rescuing the dinos — encourages questions, predictions, and problem-solving.
How temperature affects ice
How heat and pressure cause melting
Using tools like droppers and syringes builds motor skills and coordination
Play. Learn. Repeat.
The joy of feeling icy textures, guessing which dino will appear next, and finally freeing them brings hours of fun and learning.
Whether indoors or outdoors, this activity keeps kids cool, curious, and engaged!
Wrap-Up
So the next time the heat rises, turn your freezer into a mini science lab! This frozen dinosaur eggs activity is perfect for summer playdates or weekend family fun.
Happy Parenting! 😊🦖


Awesome Sindhu 👌 really interesting will try with my lo soon 😀
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