Fifth Grade Ice Experiment!

Mrs. Czehura's fifth-grade class had an unforgettable experience during their dry ice science experiments! Students were filled with excitement as they watched the dry ice transform from a solid directly into gas, creating clouds of fog that drifted across the tables. Using the proper safety protocol and tongues, everyone got the chance to take part in hands-on activities like making bubbling potions, observing sublimation, and exploring the effects of temperature change. The classroom was buzzing with curiosity as students made predictions, tested their ideas, and saw real science happen right before their eyes.

Through these experiments, the class learned valuable lessons about the states of matter, chemical reactions, and the importance of safety in science. More than that, the experience showed how learning can be fun and interactive—helping students see science as something they can touch, see, and understand. The dry ice experiments sparked a sense of wonder and encouraged deeper questions about how the world works, inspiring everyone to think like real scientists.