Water bottle tornado

This tornado in a bottle experiment will help your child visually learn the formation of a tornado. Here are step-by-step instruction on how to make a water tornado with 2 bottles.

Are you wondering how to make a tornado in a bottle? If so, this science activity shows you how! With a few supplies, the magic will happen.

With water, dish soap, and a bit of spinning, you can make a tornado in a bottle! This can be a great way to learn how tornadoes work. For a basic experiment, try making a tornado in a single bottle. If you want to get more advanced, try...

Ever wonder how tornados work? Check out this awesome DIY Tornado in a Bottle!

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This is an easy and fun experiment that you can do at home to demonstrate the power of a vortex. Kids will be able to (safely!) see a vortex in action—a

I've seen a number of different recipes for a tornado in a bottle all over Pinterest. Many used two bottles connected together, but for 100 kids I just didn't want to mess with that. I tried a few that included dish soap, and while the bubbles showed off the swirling, it eventually got too bubbly to see. I then found some that used colored lamp oil, which was REALLY cool, but that stuff was too expensive for 100 kids. I went with vegetable oil instead. Each kid needed: 1 bottle of water (I…

I've seen a number of different recipes for a tornado in a bottle all over Pinterest. Many used two bottles connected together, but for 100 kids I just didn't want to mess with that. I tried a few that included dish soap, and while the bubbles showed off the swirling, it eventually got too bubbly to see. I then found some that used colored lamp oil, which was REALLY cool, but that stuff was too expensive for 100 kids. I went with vegetable oil instead. Each kid needed: 1 bottle of water (I…

With water, dish soap, and a bit of spinning, you can make a tornado in a bottle! This can be a great way to learn how tornadoes work. For a basic experiment, try making a tornado in a single bottle. If you want to get more advanced, try...