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My kids can’t have food coloring (it really increases their ADHD symptoms) so we always make the fruit juice kind with a can of frozen juice concentrate. Or try this science project from Science Sparks to create a slushie without using your freezer.

Plain ol’ Kool-Aid Snow Cones at Crafty Morning.

Tiger’s Blood Snow Cones at Hip and Simple.

Concentrated Fruit Juice Snow Cones at Tikki Do.

All-Natural Fruit Snow Cones at A Modern Homestead.

Dye-free Fruit Juice Snow Cones at Five Heart Home.

We like these re-usable silicone snow-cone holders to make it seem more authentic, but plastic cups work just as well. It was so thoughtful of them LOL Or there’s this retro look sno-cone maker that comes in four different colors. Updated: my kids gave me a cute aqua snow-cone maker as an upgrade from their Snoopy one. But you can also use a blender or even just the crushed ice from your fridge. We have one of those Snoopy snow-cone makers that one of my kids got as a birthday gift years ago. It’s so easy and your kids will think it’s a special day! Try out some different types and see which is your families favorite! Summer Math Activities: Make homemade snow cones.įirst of all, you should make some snow cones.

For example, snow cones are often called shave ice or shaved ice, or even snocone, depending on where the person lives or grew up.įinally, learn more about Hawai’i, where shave ice is a very popular treat, with some book recommendations. Then, your younger kiddos can practice patterning with the Snow Cones Patterning worksheets while your older kids can learn about regional language differences & how people from different areas call things by different names. Have your kids survey their friends and family to discover the favorite flavor for snow cones using the Tallying and Graphing worksheet.

Next, in the list of summer math activities for your kids is finding out what the favorite snow cone flavor is amongst family and friends. Since snow cones are such a part of our summer anyway, I created several ways to sneak in some summer math activities for snow cones.įirst, cooking always involves math and fractions, right? Let your kids help you make some cold snow cones to enjoy on a hot day as one of the summer math activities for your kiddos. Probably because it’s one of the simplest ways to turn an ordinary summer day into an awesome day for your kiddos. Snow cones (or shave ice–depending on who you talk to or where you live) are a traditional part of our summer activities every year. This means that if you click on them, I may make a tiny commission, at no extra cost to you. Some links in this post may be affiliate links.