High Five Facts - Icebergs

Here's how to talk to your child about it

Icebergs are massive ice pieces that break off from glaciers. Most of an iceberg is underwater. Icebergs can be thousands of years old, float in cold regions, and provide habitats for marine life.
Some activities you can do with your child now

- Talk with your child about the different shapes and sizes of icebergs mentioned in the video. Ask them to draw their own icebergs in various sizes. - Conduct a simple science experiment with your child to demonstrate how icebergs float in water, like the 90% submerged part mentioned in the video. - Take your child on a nature walk to observe any ice or snow formations and discuss how they might contribute to the creation of icebergs. - Encourage your child to create a mini ecosystem using a container with water, ice cubes, and small toy marine animals to mimic the habitat around an iceberg as it melts.
Pretend play with your child

GAME: Iceberg Explorer Adventure INSTRUCTIONS: Pretend you and your child are explorers on a mission to discover hidden icebergs in your living room or backyard. Use pillows, blankets, and toys to create your own icebergs, then imagine the marine life around them. Have fun exploring and learning about these icy wonders together!
1 take away from the video for your child

"Even things that seem small can have a big impact. Just like icebergs, our actions, no matter how small, can make a difference in the world."

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