Fizz, Bang, Pop: Awesome Reactions for Kids

Look at that reaction! This junior scientist is captivated by the colorful, fizzing lava erupting from the volcano he helped create. It's a messy, fun, and memorable chemistry lesson.

How many rubber bands does it take to explode a watermelon? We tested the limits of pressure and tension in this thrilling experiment that had everyone on the edge of their seats.

We love mixing up mysterious potions in our chemistry class. These two scientists are giving a big thumbs up after creating a massive blue foam eruption, learning about chemical reactions and catalysts.

What happens when you mix dry ice with a bubbling potion? You get these amazing, smoke-filled bubbles! The smiles on their faces show the pure magic of a good chemistry experiment.

Creating a galaxy in a plate! Using milk, food coloring, and a bit of soap, we explore surface tension in this beautiful experiment that looks like a swirling, milky way galaxy.

The mysterious carbon snake experiment is always a favorite. By carefully heating a mixture of sugar and baking soda, we can grow a long, black "snake" of carbon in a fascinating chemical transformation.

Now you see it, now you don't! We teach kids how to create their own invisible ink using baking soda. A little bit of turmeric potion reveals the secret message, demonstrating the science of pH indicators.

How does soap fight germs? In this simple but powerful experiment, we show kids how soap pushes away "germs" (pepper flakes) in water, teaching the importance of handwashing in a visual way.

We're creating colorful underwater worlds in this class. Kids learn about chemical reactions by making these beautiful "coral" structures grow in a jar, and even make butterflies that seem to fly.