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@oliviaandzoeplays on Instagram: "✨🌈Magic Drops! This was such a cool experiment with mesmerising results. And it’s so easy to set up, using items you probably already have at home. ✨Here’s what you need: -Oil -Milk -Food colour -Plate -Empty jars -Droppers or pipettes ✨Oil and milk don’t mix, so the droplets of coloured milk on the oil forms bubbles that float! So magical and so pretty to look at 😍 Tip: you can also use water instead of milk for a similar result 💭Think you’ll try this? Make sure to Like 👍 and Save 📥 #easyplayideas #scienceathome #learningthroughplay #letskeepkidsbusy #playathome #playandlearn #kidsscience #kidsactivities #simpleplayideas #actividad #scienceforkids"

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Leaf rubbing art 🍁 Use the Tuff Tray paper pad to create works of art from nature! Go on a scavenger hunt and find different shaped leaves, then use wax crayons to gently rub over the leaves, revealing their intricate patterns and veins on the paper The variety of shapes and textures will make each piece unique! #LearningThroughPlay #ScienceForKids #Science #ScienceExperiments #STEMEducation #STEAM #STEMForKids #KidsScience #ActivitiesForKids

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Lava Lamp Science Experiment 🌋 with Baking Soda and Vinegar - No Alka Seltzer

Lava Lamp Science Experiment 🌋 ages 3+ 🌋 One of my most asked questions is if there is a way to do the lava lamp experiment without Alka-Seltzer or effervescent tablets and the answer is YES!! You can use baking soda and vinegar and it works just as well! Here’s how to do it: 👉 MATERIALS NEEDED: • * glass • * Baking soda • * Vegetable oil • * Small cups • * White vinegar • * Food coloring • * Dropper 👉 WHAT TO DO: • 1. Start by adding 1 tbsp of baking soda to the glass. • 2. Then fill the glass about 1/2 full with vegetable oil. • 3. Next pour some vinegar into small cups and add food coloring to dye the vinegar your favorite color. • 4. Finally, use a dropper to add the colored vinegar to the oil. Add several droppers full of vinegar. • 5. Watch the colorful bubbles