Skittles experiment

Your kids will love this magic melting Skittles experiment. With just a few steps, your kids can watch the Skittles melt in water and grow a beautiful rainbow!

Explore the wonders of science with this Skittles Rainbow Experiment. It's an easy and fun science experiment for kids of all ages.

Easy science experiments for young children that require little to no prep. Educate your child on STEM activities and exploding fruit volcanos.

Take the skittles challenge! This fun science experiment for kids is easy an inexpensive; all you need is water and skittles.

Cynthia on Instagram: "Skittles Experiment 🌈 Let’s make a rainbow! The easiest experiment to set up. You need : - skittles - plate - hot water What’s the science behind it? The candies have a coating made out of food coloring and sugar. When it touches the hot water, the coating starts to dissolve causing the food coloring to come off. The science of why the colors bleed to the center of the plate is called concentration gradient. The concentration of sugar is higher near the candies…

This easy skittles experiment is one that the kids will love, and while having fun they will be learning too! With this Easy Rainbow Skittles science experiment kids will learn about absorption, dissolving, and Water stratification.

This Rainbow Skittles STEAM Activity is a super easy and exciting science experiment for kids! All you will need to make a Skittles rainbow are Skittles, water, and a plate! Your child will have a blast making fun designs out of different colored candies, all while learning about science. Try this STEAM activity with your child today!

Quick and easy, low cost science experiment for kids. Skittles Experiment Melting Magic watch the rainbow grow right before your eyes.

Science experiments are a great way to get your class interested in science! This skittles colouring mixing activity investigates what happens to skittles when warm water is added. Visit the Twinkl website to download the experiment instructions and find more exciting science experiments to try at home or in the classroom. #twinkl #twinklresources #scienceexperiment #science #colourmixing #scienceforkids #stemforkids #teachingresources #teaching #teach #homeschooling #parents #scienceweek

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