Joshua's fantastic scientific process: What will melt ice the fastest?

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One of the tasks we had this week was to experiment with hot and cold.
Joshua followed the scientific process to record what he noticed in melting ice, and using different liquids and salt to melt the ice and find which made it melt fastest.

Here are his results.  Superb job Joshua.



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