{Little Mad Scientists} Baking Soda & Vinegar

I love doing science activities with my boys.  I think they are pretty neat, but I love to see they boys’ faces when something cool happens.  This is a super simple activity that amused my boys for over an hour and probably more if I had not run out of vinegar.

Ingredients:

baking soda
vinegar
food coloring (optional)
baking sheet (optional)

Directions:
1. Put baking soda on the pan.  I then added the food coloring to each boys pan.  Then add vinegar and see what happens. We used a syringe, a spray bottle, a suction thing (sorry I can’ think of what it is called) and anything else the boys asked to use.

The boys really enjoyed this.  They both started by touching the baking soda.  We talked about what it felt like and made a few simple observations about it.

Then they got busy adding different amounts of vinegar with different utensils.  They had a great time.  I just wish I could have caught some of their expressions better.

 What fun science activities have you and your kids done?  It’s time to share.

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13 Responses to {Little Mad Scientists} Baking Soda & Vinegar

  1. Jill says:

    I am just hopping over from my Enchanted Thursdays Blog Hop to thank you for linking up this week! What a fantastic project, look at their curious and happy little faces!

  2. Veronica says:

    I love doing hands on activities with my kids. Especially experiments. I guess I’m still a kid at heart.

  3. Marla says:

    What a fun idea! Thanks for sharing!

  4. Love this activity. I found your post via T.G.I.F linky party. I am going to do this with my boys (2 and 4) for sure. We tried it a few months ago but I like the cookie sheet idea and the different methods of adding the vinegar. I can already hear the happy squeals :) Thank you.

  5. Lindsi B says:

    Oh how I wish we could do this outside….it’s -15F right now =(. Visiting from TGIF. I’d love to invite you to link up with us for Fun Stuff Fridays. http://www.toysinthedryer.com/2012/01/fun-stuff-fridays-7.html

  6. Katie says:

    This looks like SO much fun! I LOVE your son’s expressions while they play and learn! Thanks so much for linking up at Thrifty Thursday, I’m following you now! Have a fantastic weekend!

  7. Ellie says:

    I always love doing this, and it looks like you all had lots of fun with it. We’ll definitely need to have a go again soon.

    Ellie

  8. Kierna says:

    Love this – the look of engagement on their faces says it all. Thank-you for linking up this week too, keep up the great work with your clan, Kierna

  9. MiaB says:

    What an AWESOME activity for the little ones :) I’m your newest follower and would like to invite you to share this with us at Sharing Saturday here – http://www.mamamiasheart2heart.com/2012/01/sharing-saturday-3.html

    Have a great weekend!!

    MiaB

  10. Beth says:

    What a fun idea. Looks like they are having a blast! Thanks for linking up to TGIF! Have a great week,
    Beth =-)

  11. Carrie says:

    Oh, how fun!! Thank you so much for sharing at Sharing Saturday!!

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