Exploding sandwich bag experiment

Explore the classic baking soda and vinegar chemical reaction with this fun and thrilling exploding lunch bag experiment that will have your kids squeal with glee!

Sasha Blanchard on Instagram: "#Repost @earlyyearsresources Exploding monster science experiment 👻⠀ ⠀ Fill a ziploc bag with food colouring and vinegar⠀ ⠀ Make a packet using toilet paper and add baking soda⠀ ⠀ Quickly add the baking soda to the bag and seal it⠀ ⠀ Watch the magic science happen!⠀ ⠀ #ScienceForKids #ScienceExperiments #LearningThroughPlay #STEMEducation #STEAM #STEMForKids #KidsScience #ActivitiesForKids"

Your kids will be exploding with curiosity with this exploding snowman science experiment. The exploding snowman activity is fun to make and easy to clean!

I love how there seems to be a limitless number of things to do with baking soda and vinegar, this time we did a monster exploding bag experiment.

Wow your friends with this fun leak-proof bag experiment! All you need: • Plastic freezer bag • Sharp pencils • Water • Bowl Find out the science behind this experiment by clicking the pin! //kidsscience// //scienceexperiment// //STEMathome// //homeschool// //teachthroughdoing//

This Science Experiment might get loud but it will be fun! Test out different kinds of bags to see if you get different results.

Pop! Bang! Fizz! This twist on a classic baking soda and vinegar kids' science experiment guarantees a big explosion and bubbling potion. It's a great way to introduce preschoolers and kindergarteners to basic chemistry and it's also a great open-ended science lesson for older children. This experiment is as messy as it is fun, so

Try this awesome combination of two classic science activities - Oobleck Slime and the Egg Drop. The result of this experiment might surprise you! What you need: 2 cups cornflour 1 cup of water food colouring (optional) 1 ziplock sandwich bag 1 raw egg What to do: Add the water (and food c

Burping bags, or exploding bags, is another fun science experiment with vinegar and baking soda! You can use it as an excellent scienc...

Early Years Resources on Instagram: "Exploding monster science experiment 👻 Fill a ziploc bag with food colouring and vinegar Make a packet using toilet paper and add baking soda Quickly add the baking soda to the bag and seal it Watch the magic science happen! #ScienceForKids #ScienceExperiments #LearningThroughPlay #STEMEducation #STEAM #STEMForKids #KidsScience #ActivitiesForKids"