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Harry Potter Potions Class - Part 2 - The Scrap Shoppe

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Mad Scientist Pop Rocks Potion Drink for Kids

A Cotton Kandi Life's Amazon Page - Science Party Supply List

A Cotton Kandi Life's Amazon Page

four mason jars filled with colorful liquid and sticks sticking out of the top, text making rock candy to teach crystal formation getting kids excited about food science

How To Make Rock Candy - All About Crystal Formation — First Thyme Mom

a cake decorated with colorful flasks and test tubes on it's side

Chemistry cake by Sweet Doughmestics

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there is a cake made to look like a volcano

Dry Ice Volcano Cake

dry-ice-volcano-cake

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These 33 Edible Science Projects Are Educational and Yummy, Too

The Best Edible Science Experiments You'll Actually Want to Eat

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Science Birthday Party Experiment Stations - A Cotton Kandi Life

Science Experiment Stations made easy for your next birthday party. You'll get a BIG reaction with some simple kitchen ingredients! Run stations and watch your kids light up for basic chemistry they can do too. Birthday Party Experiments, Safe Chemistry for Kids, Mad Scientist Party Ideas, VBS Activities, Vacation Bible School Theme.

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How to Make Kinetic Sand

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Elephant Toothpaste Science Experiment | Fun and Easy Recipe!

This elephant toothpaste experiment is SO COOL! It's such a great STEM activity for at school or at home. Both kids and adults will be amazed by the foaming chemical reaction that looks just like toothpaste big enough for an elephant. It's such a fun and easy science experiment and all you need are a few ingredients!