Science for Kids on Instagram: "Underwater fireworks 🎆🎇 Visually stunning way to explore the wonders of science with kids. #stem #scienceforkids #kidsactivities #actividades #colors"

In this amazing experiement you can see "glowing fireworks" inside your cup or jar! To wow your kids with science, all you need is turmeric, isoproply alcohol, and a blacklight. Check out the blog post for the step-by-step guide and all the science behind this spectacular experiment! #glowingscience #glowexperiment #stemathome #scienceexperiment #stemforkids #scienceforkids #stayathomemom #fireworks #glowing #scienceisfun #scienceismagic #blacklight

Pervin on Instagram: "Water surface tension experiment 🧫 Just a little bit of water (less than half an inch here) + glitter (or spices like black pepper - something light that will float but not dissolve in water) + dish soap = 💥 Science behind it: water molecules like to stick together creating surface tension and dish soap is great at breaking that (glitter makes it more visible for us)⚡️ I added some liquid watercolour paint to make it look like the magenta sky we saw last night 💜…

Today’s STEAM Activity is creating your own underwater “fireworks” in a jar! This is so easy to set up with only a few supplies needed. I’m sure you have everything at home already. My kids were wowed by this experiment! MATERIALS: Clear jar or tall cup Water Oil Food coloring Small mixing bowl Spoon PROCEDURE: […]

Use household ingredients to create fireworks in a jar! A fun science experiment for kids of all ages that illustrates liquid density.

If you’ve got water, oil, and food coloring you can do this fun “fireworks” in a jar experiment today! 🎆Save this post and read the instructions and tips below in the comment section! Happy New...

Make a firework in a glass using water, oil and food colouring. Drop the food colouring into the jar and watch it shoot around like a firework.