Potion play

This DIY Potions Activity for Kids gives directions on how to set up a fun magical potion activity using baking soda, vinegar, glitter, and more.

Looking for a really fun play idea? Here is an absolute winner!Want to make some fun potions with your child/children without a fancy potion kit? Keep reading to find out what we used. Potion play is so much fun! Both my girls enjoy it and this play idea kept them playing for ages while they poured, mixed, observed the bubbles, stirred and did it all again.I set up this potion play tray on an afternoon after school. *Always supervise water play. Play idea recommended for ages 3+What we…

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Whimsical Chemistry: DIY Potion Fizz for Budding Witches and Wizards Looking for a way to add a little bit of magical science to your day?! If you're searching for a delightful and engaging activity to enjoy together, look no further. You’ll definitely want to whip up a jar of DIY Potion Fizz. With just a few kitchen e

Bubble, bubble toil and trouble, don't we have a fantastical DIY craft for you! We have teamed up with the very talented myweebuddy to create a magical fire pit and practise our potion-making in time for the spooky season.

Are you looking for a new classroom sensory idea? One of my favorite sensory activities for elementary students is making potions. There are so many benefits to sensory play, like helping sensory sensitivity and regulating emotions for kids. My blog post gives you step-by-step instructions on mixing potions, including my potion ingredient list. This would be a great outdoor classroom idea to prevent a mess but you can also use a splat mat if you need an indoor classroom activity.

Looking for a simple play idea to welcome in Spring? This flower potion sensory play provides endless fun for kids of all ages! Related posts: The secret recipe for getting kids to play outside Sea Animal Rescue- Ice Cube Sensory Play Ocean Sensory Rice Flower Vault Pop Up

Today, I want to share with you a simple, open-ended, potion-themed invitation to play, with minimal materials required, but with the potential for engaging your child in sustained play and learning. If you have a Harry Potter fan in your home, this is likely to be a hit! YOU WILL NEED:A muffin tinPipettes/syringesGlass jarsBicarbonate of Soda (Baking Soda)White vinegarFood colouring (we use these ones)A large tray to contain spills (we like this one as it's smaller than a standard Tuff…