Tired of decorating Easter eggs the same old way? Try these easy Baking Soda Easter Eggs! This activity combines science with egg decorating.

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Party Time Baton Rouge on Instagram: "We tried out the new fizzy Easter egg decorating hack & the results were absolutely magical! Grab the baking soda, vinegar, and food coloring and get ready to make science experiment meet art project! 🥚 🎨 Prepare yourself for giggles, gasps and guaranteed fun with the kids. #easteregg #diyegg #eggdecorating #easterfun #easterdecor #partytimebr"

Alicia Kim on Instagram: "Fizzy Easter eggs! My daughter and I painted these eggs and it was so fun! This would keep little ones busy for awhile and they’ll get a kick out of the baking soda and vinegar reaction! Simply add a tablespoon of baking soda to a muffin tin and add in water starting with a teaspoon until you get your desired “paint” consistency. Then mix in your food coloring and paint your hard boiled eggs! Once done simply pour over a little vinegar and watch the fun happen…

Jessica Ivanov on Instagram: "I will never dye eggs any other way! So interactive and fun! All you need: •baking soda •vinegar •hard boiled eggs •muffin tins •paint brushes •gel food coloring •apron (not necessary but recommended…cause toddlers 🤣) •syringe or something to pour vinegar We got our muffin tin, apron, and brushes at the @dollartree. If you know anything about me, I’m obsessed with the Dollar Tree! ⭐️Just mix a tablespoon of baking soda with water until you get the…

Studio 5 on Instagram: "These tie-dye Easter eggs are pretty, AND exciting to make! Here’s how to do it… Tie-Dye Easter Eggs SUPPLIES * Muffin tin for eggs * Muffin tin for paint (or small cups or bowls) * Paint brushes * Measuring spoon * Measuring cup, dropper, or small cups for drizzling vinegar * Hard boiled eggs * Baking soda * Water * Vinegar * Food coloring (gel makes for more vibrant eggs) INSTRUCTIONS 1. Hard boil eggs. 2. To make your “egg paint”, mix 1 tbsp baking soda, 1…

There are tons of fun baking soda and vinegar science experiments for kids, but since Easter is fast approaching we though we would have fun experimenting with some plastic Easter eggs and the baking soda and vinegar reaction. This awesome Easter science experiment is a great learning activity. Children as young as toddlers and preschoolers will have so much fun playing and exploring this colourful baking soda and vinegar reaction, you can count on it!

Fizzy Eggs is an Easter egg science experiment for preschoolers or kindergarten. All you need is vinegar and baking soda with your Easter eggs

Julia DiMaggio | making motherhood joyful on Instagram: "Didn’t expect much from these naturally dyed eggs because I honestly didn’t know what I was doing and just winged it. 😅 they ended up coming out gorgeous so here’s what I did if you want to try it out! For the Cabbage: cut up a head of purple cabbage and cooked it down in a pot. May have added a little water. Make sure you keep the lid on so the juice doesn’t evaporate. For spinach: same process. I added a little baking soda and…