Frozen baking soda and vinegar

Valentine's Day preschool science experiment with baking soda and vinegar reactions; teaching kids how to follow the scientific method and use a baster

Are you looking for an outdoor activity that entertains kids while also strengthening hands to improve fine motor skills? This colourful fizzing ice cubes experiment is perfect for kids of all ages! This summer we love to spend a lot of time outside. I’m always on the hunt for activities my kiddos will enjoy while … Continue reading "Coloured Ice Cube Surprise: A Baking Soda and Vinegar Experiment"

This Fizzing Snowflakes activity is a frozen version of the classic baking soda and vinegar experiment--a fun reaction for all ages to watch and explore!

Fun reaction of baking soda and vinegar in ice. Make baking soda ice cubes, add vinegar and watch the fizzy fun!

This fun baking soda and vinegar experiment create a fun colour surprise which is a hit for kids of all ages, from toddlers to big kids!

Looking for a quick way to entertain your kids? Try this baking soda and vinegar experiment! And get set for amazing explosions of color!

Here is a super easy DIY frozen baking soda and vinegar experiment that you can do at home with children of any age - toddlers, preschoolers or teenagers. It is such an awesome and easy science experiment to do at home with ice. We need baking soda, food coloring, water, dishwashing liquid and vinegar. These are simple ingredients that you can find in any kitchen.

Kristina Buskirk | Toddler Approved on Instagram: "SAVE THE HEARTS!!💕 Set up this fizzy ice excavation this month (or even tomorrow)! ‼️Make sure to click SAVE on this post!‼️ Grab a muffin tin (or some heart molds if you have them), baking soda, vinegar, and water! If you have some little heart trinkets or mini erasers like we did, toss them in for kids to SAVE (aka excavate… if you like to use the more technical term 😀). If you put them in your freezer now they’ll be ready by the this…

Looking for quick, easy, and entertaining science experiments for kids? You've come to the right place! Baking soda and vinegar experiments are always

My kids love baking soda and vinegar experiments, especially color explosions! Try these chemical reactions and learn bilingual translations!