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How fun ! My boys would love to try this. We are big science fans over here, so any activity that involves science (and chocolate!) is a winner for us. Thanks for sharing !
This is so cute!!!!! My children will love this
I hope you have a great time making them!
My 3 1/2 year old daughter has been asking to do science and this might be a good idea but I don’t know to stop her from eating all the Chocolate! I think I’ll wait another year or two but brilliant idea…any info about the results?
It definitely works! It depends on how hot it is and how long you leave it in the sun. You can just make one so she doesn’t get too much chocolate! 🙂