For kids ages 7-12. Whoa -- it's fake LAVA!
5m
PREP TIME
3
INGREDIENTS
KEY PRODUCTS
INSTRUCTIONS
- 1 Be super creative and build a volcano out of clay or dough - or you can do the experiment without a volcano. Place baking soda in a paper cup (inside the volcano if you made one).
- 2 In separate cup, mix red food color and vinegar.
- 3 To make your volcano "erupt," pour the vinegar mixture into the cup of baking soda and stand back!
TIPS AND TRICKS
Make sure you put down newspapers or a drop cloth for this experiment!
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NUTRITION INFORMATION
(per Serving)Nutrition information coming soon.
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