Introduction
Have you ever watched an ice cube 🧊 slowly disappear in your drink? Today you are going to be an Ice Investigator!
Watch the following video 🎥 to get a clear idea:https://notebooklm.google.com/notebook/2d421d18-129e-45ab-a0da-2ecdfb68c65c/artifact/86077e08-f6ac-41c4-9570-428702d63310
Task
By the end of this WebQuest, you will:
🧪 Observe and describe melting
📸 Take photos of your experiments and upload them to the class Padlet
✏️ Record your findings
Process
🛒 You Will Need:
Ice cubes (3–4)
Small plate or tray
🧪 Experiment — Watch It Melt!
Place 2 ice cubes 🧊🧊 on a plate 🍽️. Leave them at room temperature for 20 minutes.
📸 Take a photo of your ice at the START and at the END. Upload both to Padlet with the caption:
"My ice before and after melting."
https://padlet.com/najah_shams/melting-br1g4j26bbmr0e5n
Evaluation
Amazing work, Ice Investigator! 🎊 Before you finish, let's wrap up your discoveries. Try to write down one sentence definition of "melting" on your Science copybook.
Conclusion
🌍 Real-World Connection: Melting and solidification happen everywhere — in cooking, weather, and even in your body! Scientists study these changes to help us make ice cream, build roads that don't crack in cold weather, and understand our planet's glaciers.