Your kids will surely love this fizzy activity while also improving their motor skills!
Course Chemistry for Kids
Prep Time 3 daysdays
Cook Time 30 minutesminutes
Total Time 3 daysdays30 minutesminutes
Author Monique B
Cost $10
Equipment
50 Pieces St. Patrick's Day Shamrock Coins Decorative Plastic Coin Green and Gold Fake Coins Small Lucky Coin Clover Coin for St. Patrick's Day Party Supplies, 1.38 Inches
McCormick Assorted Food Color & Egg Dye, 1 fl oz
Woeber's 5 Percent White Distilled Vinegar 1 Gallon
Ingredients
Wet Baking Soda
Small Treasure / Gold Coins
Vinegar
Fizzy Tub Colors / Food Coloring / Water Color
Squeezy Bottles
Container
Water TableOptional
Instructions
1. To create treasure rocks, simply take large handfuls of wet baking soda from another activity. If you don't have any leftovers, just add a little water to unused baking soda or simply do another activity first.
2. Place a gold coin or treasure in the middle and form the baking soda around it. Repeat until you have several treasure rocks for the activity.
3. Let the fizzy treasure rocks dry for several days. Try to avoid handling them as much as possible, as they can be quite fragile once they're dry.
4. Once dried, scatter the treasure rocks in the water table. You can also put some extra dried-out baking soda that you hadn't turned into treasure rocks.
5. For St. Patrick's Day theme, you can color your vinegar green and yellow.
6. Now it's time to let the kids play and decide how to dig up those treasures!