Fizzy easter eggs

Toddler Approved!: Volcano Egg Dyeing! Quick tutorial to make volcano fizzy eggs! This Easter science experience is so great for toddlers, preschoolers, and older!

Use baking soda and vinegar as a fun way to tie dye your Easter eggs. Thor really loves science. One of his favorite science activities is mixing baking soda a vinegar. I have to admit,

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!

These fizzy Easter eggs steal the show every time. Here's how to dye Easter eggs using baking soda at home with food coloring dye, vinegar, and a whole of fun.

This DIY Easter project is so easy. All you need are vinegar, gel food coloring, rubber cement and baking soda for Easter eggs that look like tie-dye.

Kristina Buskirk | Toddler Approved on Instagram: "VOLCANO EGGS🎉 This fizzy activity has been an ⭐️ALL-STAR⭐️ player at our house every Easter for almost a decade!! Thousands... if not hundreds of thousands of families have tried fizzy eggs and include them in their Easter egg decorating each year! ‼️SAVE THIS POST‼️ Follow for more easy ideas! This is the lazy mom’s version of our volcano eggs that still gets the job done but is an even quicker set up to do several eggs at once. It’s…

Are you ready for Easter? Time to start decorating with the kiddos! Decorate Easter eggs with kids this year using these 9 fun and easy ideas!

Fizzing Easter eggs: This year, don't just dye your eggs, make fizzing Easter eggs that combine art, fine motor development, and science into one gorgeous way to decorate your eggs for Easter! || Gift of Curiosity