Science Experiment: Materials

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This week in science, we have been learning all about Materials! We decided to test out which material would be the best insulator to keep an ice cube from melting. We tested cotton wool, tin foil, plastic bubble wrap and tissue paper. Each table had to check in on their ice cube throughout the day and carefully record their results! 











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