Explore the magic of science with these baking soda science experiments for kids! From fizzy reactions to cool color changes, these hands-on activities make learning science fun and exciting.
This Frankenslime makes my kids giggle, then gasp when the lights go out and it glows in the dark. With Halloween candy taking over our house, I wanted a fun non-candy treat. A Frankenstein jar full of glowing slime was a huge hit. Ages 5 and up Time 45 minutes plus drying Glows After charging … Read more
My kids love anything fizzy. No matter how many times we do it, a fizzing reaction still feels like magic to them. These hatching dinosaur eggs hide a tiny dino inside a baking soda shell. Squirt on vinegar and watch them fizz open. Ages 3 and up Prep 20 minutes plus 2 to 3 hours … Read more
My kids are all over the slime craze. With younger kids, I stick to simple recipes like this blue glitter baking soda slime. We added fish beads to make a little fishbowl you can squish. Ages 5 and up Time 10 minutes Ingredients 3 Not for Tasting Jump to: How to make it Tips FAQ … Read more
Lately, it has been hot, hot, hot here. Like step outside and feel like you are melting hot. These Fizzy Fine Motor ABC’s Ice Cubes were a fun way to cool down while working on our letter recognition.
Thank you Four Monks Vinegar for sponsoring this post! Dr. Seuss is taking over my life. That became crystal clear the moment I asked my daughter to go pick up her room and she sassed me with- Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It’s not. She … Read more