Exploding monster bag

I love how there seems to be a limitless number of things to do with baking soda and vinegar, this time we did a monster exploding bag experiment.

EXPLODING MONSTERS - the perfect Halloween activity for those little minds! 👹 Super simple. Totally amazing. So much fun! Note: it’s best to do this...

Exploding monster science experiment 👻 Fill a ziploc bag with food colouring and vinegar Make a packet using toilet paper and add baking soda Quickly add the baking soda to the bag and seal it...

Abby | Practical hacks, tips, & fun on Instagram: "We had SO much fun doing this! It took trial & error to figure out, but we had a blast! The anticipation of the 'explosion' was the best part! It can be a little unpredictable, so stand back & if you feel that it's needed, wear protective eye gear - although we didn't have any issues with it exploding that far. Recipe: ⭐️ This is for a sandwich size bag. Different size bags would need different measurements. -1 cup white distilled vinegar

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My youngest scientist is turning 1 and we are planning a Halloween party for her complete with a little spooky science. This is one of the simple experiments we are going t…

Exploding monster science experiment 👻 Fill a ziploc bag with food colouring and vinegar Make a packet using toilet paper and add baking soda Quickly add the baking soda to the bag and seal it...