Preschool Science Fizzing Rainbow
The toddler, preschool, and kindergarten age group is one of my favorites to do simple science activities with. And this Fizzing Rainbow is easy to set up, and so much fun to experience. If you are looking for fun and easy science activities for kids you’ve come to the right place.
This fizzing rainbow baking soda and vinegar reaction is a cool mix of Science and Sensory. Have fun!
Fizzing Rainbow

Preschool Science Fizzing Rainbow
If you are interested in STEM activities for preschool and Kindergarten, start with easy, and exciting ideas!
Rainbow Science
Rainbow Science

Fill 3-4 small bowls with several spoonfuls of baking soda.

Place 3-6 drops of food coloring into each small bowl.

Use a spoon to thoroughly combine and mix together the coloring into the baking soda.

Place each color of baking soda into a layer in the baking dish or plastic tub.

Fill a condiment squirt bottle or spray bottle with distilled vinegar.

Place a few drops of dish soap into the bottle with the vinegar. Shake the bottle to combine well.
Pouring, fizzing, mixing, and swirling your rainbow makes for better fine motor skills and fun science experiments.

Squirt some of the vinegar mixtures over the colored baking soda in the dish or tub. The baking soda will begin to fizz and “erupt”. Kids can enjoy squirting just a little at a time, or a lot all at once to cause a big reaction. Have fun swirling the colors together once the chemical reaction has finished.

Exploring the rainbow is a great way to expose your children to colors. Have fun learning the colors of the rainbow with a fizzy science experiment.
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Preschool Science Fizzing Rainbow
Materials:
- Baking soda
- Food coloring
- Vinegar
- Dish soap
- Clear baking dish or plastic tub
- Small condiment squirt bottle or spray bottle
Instructions:
- Fill 3-4 small bowls with several spoonfuls of baking soda.
- Place 3-6 drops of food coloring into each small bowl.
- Use a spoon to thoroughly combine and mix together the coloring into the baking soda.
- Place each color of baking soda into a layer in the baking dish or plastic tub.
- Fill a condiment squirt bottle or spray bottle with distilled vinegar.
- Place a few drops of dish soap into the bottle with the vinegar. Shake the bottle to combine well.
- Squirt some of the vinegar mixtures over the colored baking soda in the dish or tub. The baking soda will begin to fizz and “erupt”. Kids can enjoy squirting just a little at a time, or a lot all at once to cause a big reaction. Have fun swirling the colors together once the chemical reaction has finished.
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