Question

why does your hand feel cold when holding a piece of ice?
your hand freezes the surface of the ice.
the ice and your hand are the same temperature.
heat from your warmer hand is transferred to the cooler ice.
the coldness from the ice is transferred to your hand.

Explanation:

Heat transfer occurs from warmer to cooler objects. When holding ice, heat from the warmer hand is transferred to the cooler ice. This heat loss from the hand makes it feel cold. Temperature difference drives heat transfer.

Answer:

Heat from your warmer hand is transferred to the cooler ice.