Logan explored this new way of painting by first using them as stamps and then later pushing them around and watching them leave tracks. 
We used "finger painting paper" from the dollar store with has a glossy backside so it take on more liquid. Since it's a thicker paper we're going to use this idea of using it as wrapping paper --perfect for fathers day!
As they melted, Logan used his hands and fingers more. 
And check out Logan's Asian Squat! I guess this was genetically passed done from his father, since no one has "taught" him how to do this and I fall over when I try. :D 
Kalia and I checking out the action -she was intensely watching her brother
After we ate ice!! Logan's loving the Mott's all-fruit freezes!
The next day I had planned another ice activity for outside but it rained. So we just got our crafting table cloth again...I froze a bunch of toys in an ice block for Logan, which is something we do a lot for the bath. Taking the idea from Counting Coconuts, this time I gave him some tools to try and get them out.
He knew right away that warm water would melt it but what's this white stuff?
"Salt!!"
Loving the turkey baster --which is now a light pink from our colour mixing experiment.
Logan using his plastic toy hammer
This is an activity we'll try again --next time outside on a hot day!
