This is very simple, all you have to do is crack the top of the egg a little and peel the shell off, then wash the inside of the egg with warm water.
Next fill the egg with some kool-aid and baking soda. Then add the vinegar and you have your egg volcano.
To hold the eggs we used our egg carton cut in half.
After you are done you can wash the eggs out and can reuse it for the kids to do it again later.
Be sure to check back cause we have one last egg experiment and you don't want to miss this one. Below are a couple other fun Easter science experiments we did.
This looks really fun! I'm gonna pin it.
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DeleteThis is awesome--I love those volcanoes! I'm going to pin it and share it on my PreschoolPowolPackets Facebook page!
ReplyDeleteThanks Carla!! They were fun. :-)
DeleteMy son adores different experiments with baking soda and vinegar! We're going to have to try this one next. Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteMary Catherine of Fun-A-Day!
Looks like so much fun! I'm featuring this on The Sunday Showcase this week. Thanks for faithfully linking up.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun way to integrate science to Easter activities! Thank you for sharing it on the weekly kids co-op! I've shared it today on my blog!
ReplyDeleteOh wow - that looks so much fun!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to The Sunday Showcase. I've pinned to our board.
Thanks for pinning and allowing me to share.
DeleteWe did Volcano with our kids recently, but using eggs are great idea. We will try that next time. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by. When you try it would love to hear how the lids like it. :-)
DeleteWhat a fun idea! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteassuming these are hard boiled eggs in order to top & de-shell them?
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thank you x
I was wondering the same thing! But then how to you wash them out and reuse them if they're hard boiled??
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