Fizzy Egg Surprise!
Fizzy Fun is engaging & magical, no matter how many times you try it! This is our festive twist for Easter!
Is there anything better than seeing a child's face light up while doing an activity? This is a magical one!!
It combines science with fine motor skills and sprinkles in some color mixing, problem solving & cause and effect!!
Materials:
Sensory bin, muffin tin or tray
Plastic eggs (we get them from the Dollar Store & reuse year after year)
Baking Soda
White vinegar
Food coloring (optional)
Squirt bottle, medicine dropper or pipette
Egg carton of ice cube tray
How To:
Place one half of the egg in an ice cube tray or egg carton or muffin tin.
Fill with baking soda.
In a cup or squirt bottle, mix half white vinegar and half water.
Squirt, squeeze or spray the mixture into the baking soda to make it bubble & fizz!
Want to make it colorful? Fill the egg halfway with baking soda. Add a few squirts of food coloring, then cover to the top with more baking soda. As they squirt the vinegar mixture on, the magical colors will appear!
This is a fun way to work on color identification & color mixing. It also is a great way to add in new language & vocabulary opportunities!
Want to make it extra fizzy and extra fun?!
On the very bottom of the egg, add one drop of dish soap.
Fill with baking soda & food coloring as usual.
When the vinegar mixture comes in contact with it, it makes it bubble & fizz & foam super big!!! This is a fun one to do outdoors on a warm day!
Happy playing! Xo
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