New-Years Fizzy-Flutes Kids STEM

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Taste-safe New-Years baking soda vinegar fizzy-flutes drink kids science experiment for preschoolers and kindergartners to celebrate with STEM. [Video Tutorial is Included.]

New-Years Play fizzy-flutes drink STEM science experiment for kids is a traditional baking soda and vinegar reaction activity with a fun New Year twist. Besides, you will be using regular household items, so no specialized materials are required. Most importantly, this cool STEM experiment is taste-safe, so it is suitable for toddlers since we are using edible glitter. So, who is ready to science-brate?

New-Years Fizzy-Flutes Kids STEM Edible Gold Glitter

This New Year’s activity is also great for promoting fine motor control and pouring skills. Thus, you will have easy science, busy hands, and happy kids!

*Supplies New-Years Fizzy-Flutes Kids STEM

For New-Years Fizzy-Flutes Kids STEM, You’ll Need:

Instructions:

First, pour 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda into each glass. Then, add edible glitter.

Next, mix the party drink {vinegar}! Pour the vinegar into the glasses and enjoy the fizzy fun!

p.s. If you mind the smell of vinegar, you can substitute it for lemon juice, which also works.

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Video Tutorial:

Science Mystery Is Revealed

This New-Years Fizzy-Flutes STEM kids’ science experiment is an excellent example of simple chemistry and reactions. When you combine baking soda, a base, with vinegar, an acid, the by-product is a gas! As a result, the gas that escapes during the reaction is called carbon dioxide, and it makes this bubbly fizzing fun your little ones will love.