I had recently made Kool-Aid Play Dough (which smells absolutely yummy) and wondered if it would work with our vinegar and baking soda experiment so I decided to test it out.
What You Need:
Kool-Aid packets
baking soda
vinegar
Prep - it's best to have a tray or somewhere to work that will contain the mess - you will have spillage depending on the amount of vinegar you use. Of course the more vinegar you use, the bigger the reaction so it's fun to go for it and get messy!
1. I poured 1/2 a packet of kool-aid under the baking soda so it was hidden from view.
2. I used whatever flavors/colors I had on hand (tangerine, cherry, pineapple and grape).
3. I filled a plastic platter with my all the kool-aid and baking soda and poured vinegar into the middle.
4. Using droppers the Lil Divas dropped vinegar onto the baking soda. It took a few tries to get to the color and scent but once we got the reaction - it was a hit!
It's a definite MUST TRY!
Kool-Aid + Baking Soda + Vinegar =
Scented Fizz, Bubble & Pop
Science FUN!
Have fun & enjoy this one,
Bern
pinned & we will try this, love it!
ReplyDeleteOoooh! Looks like lots of fun! I'm going to have to grab some kool-aid packets!
ReplyDeleteBaking soda and vinegar never gets old. :) The Kool-Aid covered the vinegar smell? Love that!
ReplyDeleteAfter the chemical change it doesn't smell like vinegar anymore. That's one of the cool things about the experiment! I always have the kids smell the baking soda and vinegar before and smell the container after. Most of them think it has a sweet smell - I've even heard them say it smells like lemon cake.
DeleteCan't wait to try this. I need to find a substitute for Kool-Aid. Maybe jelly mix. Any suggestions?
ReplyDeleteWe love using Kool-aid have done ALOT of things using kool-aid, plus it is so inexpensive. (Momma's Fun World)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea! I hadn't thought to use kool-aid with it.
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