The countdown to the New Year begins 🥳🎉 What better way to kick off the celebrations than with a fizzy science experiment for kids? This easy experiment can be done with materials found around the house and is guaranteed to engage and excite little ones. 🎊 First, fill a cup with baking soda, soap, and optional biodegradable glitter (and/or food coloring). Now, it’s time to add the fizz! Use fine motor tools to add vinegar and watch the concoction bubble and fizz. 🥳 This simple experiment is a great way to show kids how baking soda and vinegar react together and how different liquids interact. Plus, it’s a fun way to explore color mixing and generate some sparkles for the New Year’s Eve festivities. For extra fun, add a few drops of glitter and confetti to the mixture. Talk with your kids about the different materials and ask them to predict what will happen. This experiment is an easy, safe, and fun way to introduce your kids to science and get them excited about the New Year. ...