This is a video about how to make paper bag volcanoes, or chemical reactions, using common household items that the whole family can enjoy.
Chemical reactions occur all around us in our daily lives. When you see bubbles, smell a new odor, or there is a temperature or color change, a chemical reaction is happening. So keep your eyes, ears, and nose open to witness chemical reactions.
The paper bag volcano is a chemical reaction experiment (experience) and is low cost and super simple. When the baking soda mixes together with the white vinegar, carbon dioxide gas is created and then erupts out of the bottle, much like a volcano. Parents are encouraged to help wherever needed, but are encouraged to allow their child to participate in each step of the process, even if it’s messy.
Have fun while learning about chemical reactions and also like this video, it will encourage my sons to make more of what they love! They worked hard on it. :)
Keep on learning and always love yourself and love those around you. ❤️
