CHEMICAL VOLCANO FOR KIDS
Such fun! Make your own volcano at home, the kids just love the eruption. My boys can never get enough. This isn't food, more of a science experiment & a great way to have fun with the family. One time we did this at a birthday party & let each child make their own. The dirt is optional!
Provided by GeeWhiz
Categories Kid Friendly
Time 5m
Yield 1 serving(s)
Number Of Ingredients 5
Steps:
- You will also need 1 empty 25oz. plastic bottle.
- Build a mound of dirt up around the bottle, keeping the top open.
- Combine the soap and food coloring in the bottle.
- Add vinegar and pour in water almost to the top.
- Here's the amazing part! -- In a large spoon blend the baking soda with a little tap water to moisten it and then quickly pour into the bottle.
- The contents will erupt out of the bottle just like a volcano.
- The kids will want to see this more than once so be prepared :).
Nutrition Facts : Calories 42.8, Sodium 7526.2, Carbohydrate 0.1, Sugar 0.1
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john berry
[email protected]This was a great science experiment for kids. It was easy to set up and the results were always impressive.
Nji Edwin
[email protected]This was a lot of fun! My kids loved making the volcano and watching it erupt. It was a great way to learn about chemical reactions.
Yasin KUNDI
[email protected]My kids had a lot of fun making and erupting this volcano. It was a great way to learn about chemical reactions.
Ustob Arfan
[email protected]This was a great science experiment for kids. It was easy to set up and the results were always impressive.
Anneke van zyl
[email protected]This was a lot of fun! My kids loved making the volcano and watching it erupt. It was a great way to learn about chemical reactions.
Ciara Wayne's
[email protected]My kids had a lot of fun making and erupting this volcano. It was a great way to learn about chemical reactions.
Ernest Mbale
[email protected]This was a great science experiment for kids. It was easy to set up and the results were always impressive.
Ibrahim Mukadam
[email protected]This was a lot of fun! My kids loved making the volcano and watching it erupt. It was a great way to learn about chemical reactions.
Hashibur rahman
[email protected]My kids had a lot of fun making and erupting this volcano. It was a great way to learn about chemical reactions.
Gaming King
[email protected]This was a great science experiment for kids. It was easy to set up and the results were always impressive.
Bilaal Ahmad
[email protected]This was a lot of fun! My kids loved making the volcano and watching it erupt. It was a great way to learn about chemical reactions.
Muhammad Yameen
[email protected]My kids had a lot of fun making and erupting this volcano. It was a great way to learn about chemical reactions.
Steven Mike
[email protected]This is a great science experiment for kids. It's easy to set up and the results are always impressive.
Unicorn Splash
[email protected]This was a lot of fun! My kids loved making the volcano and watching it erupt. It was a great way to learn about chemical reactions.
Firoz Ahmed
[email protected]I've made this volcano several times with my kids and it's always a success. It's a great way to get them excited about science.
Md. Naim Ahmed
[email protected]This is a great project for kids of all ages. My 5-year-old and 9-year-old both had a blast making and erupting their volcanoes.
Rachel Melendrez
[email protected]I made this for my science class and it was a huge hit! The kids loved it and it was a great way to teach them about chemical reactions.
Yassin Mohamed
[email protected]This was so much fun to make with my kids! They loved watching the volcano erupt. And the best part is, it's a really easy and inexpensive science experiment.