At least it's super easy and not too messy. All you really need is a container for the volcano, white vinegar, and baking soda. We followed the instructions in our book and added food colouring for interest, and packaged the baking soda in a square of toilet paper tied with string, dropping it down into the vinegar. And we ran the experiment inside another container to catch the flow. Boo wasn't sure what type of container he wanted, so we tried a few different shapes.
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Carefully dropping in the baking soda. |
If you want to whet your kids' science appetite, why not check out these shows on Netflix, including volcanoes!
2. Deadliest Volcanoes: Nova
3. Let Your Mind Wonder
4. Cosmos
And for the younger set:
1. Fetch! with Ruff
2. The Magic School Bus Gains Weight
3. Animal Mechanicals, Balloon Volcano Island
4. Sid the Science Kid
Entertainment and learning all wrapped up together. What experiments will you run?
Disclosure: I am a member of the Netflix #StreamTeam program, and receive special perks as part of my involvement. I was not financially compensated for this post. All opinions on this blog, as always, remain my own. This post contains an affiliate link.
Disclosure: I am a member of the Netflix #StreamTeam program, and receive special perks as part of my involvement. I was not financially compensated for this post. All opinions on this blog, as always, remain my own. This post contains an affiliate link.
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