Fizzy play

Sensory play is so engaging for kids of all ages. Here's how to how to make fizzy potions with baking soda, vinegar and glitter.

Share Wildflower Ramblings! Today is the seventh month for the 12 Months of Sensory Dough series!! I did not know what to do for “Fizzy Dough”, but we made a volcano back in our Letter V Tot School, so I took the easy route and went with a good ol’ baking soda and vinegar chemical reaction. Check...

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Leigha | We made some earth day 🌎 fizzy play using • Citric acid powder • Bicarbonate of soda And just add water 💦 to create the fizzy reaction!… | Instagram

Potion fizzy play is magical. But this secret ingredient makes it even better!!

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 used…

Sally, Phoenix & Nala ~ Sensory & Messy Play Lovers on Instagram: "Rainbow Fizz 🌈 We absolutely love fizz in our home 😍 and this is by far the easiest recipe we use to create fizzy play 🙌 It’s super easy and really cost effective!! All you will need is Bi-carb soda and vinegar. We love adding some food colouring to the powder just to add an element of prettiness 🌈 Don’t like the smell of vinegar?? Stay tuned for our second fizz recipe coming soon - activated simply by using water 💦…

Simple 2 ingredient recipe on how to make sherbet with different flavours. Lots of fun for kids to make and an edible science activity.