Ice Balloons for Kids

I am sure I have your brain thinking, Ice Balloons?

What are you talking about?

Let say it’s a great time for the kids.  And it has some learning involved as well.

Ice Balloons Supplies are SUPER easy.

Water (I used water balloons because that’s what I had, but I do plan on getting the big ones)

Balloons

Food coloring if you would like

 

That is it.  You might be now starting to think about where this is going.  I bet you are right too.

Start by filling the balloons with water.  I found it easiest to just fill at the faucet.

You can add food coloring right into the balloon before you fill it.  You can see the balloons I made below.  Some you can tell the fool coloring was added.

Place the balloons outside, when it’s freezing.  If you live where it doesn’t freeze you can do the freezer.

Wait at minimum 24 hours.  When frozen pull off the balloon, and you have Ice balloons.  Make sure to throw the balloons away.

I placed them outside around our deck.  My kids are wanting to do more.

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Sharon is a Stay at home mom, who loves to craft. She started doing crafts as a young child. She started more crafting as she became a mom. She learned there was a lot of things that could be made yourself, and would last longer than store bought items. Crafting allows her to spend more time with her children. Her children are 2 and 4. They are at the age the perfect age where they enjoy making things for everyone else as well. She runs a HN Designs and has a Blog A Little Bit of Everything.