The Most Epic Fireworks Show Ever!

Bonfire night may have come and gone but this STEM activity was too fun not to share! We made our own fireworks with milk, food colouring, glitter, and a cottonbud dipped in washing-up liquid. This simple experiment shows how soap breaks the surface tension of the milk creating “fireworks” right before their eyes. Pure magic for our little scientists. | Play B C Preschool | Facebook

Here's a science experiment you can do right from your kitchen! Milk fireworks! This experiment helps us understand how soap works (and why it's so important to wash your hands with soap!) What you need: Plate Milk (Whole Milk is best, but 1% or 2% will do) Food coloring (watery is best, but if you only have gel-based, just add water to it) Q-Tip Dish Soap How to: Put milk in your plate Add a bunch of drops of your food coloring in the center Put dish soap on your Q-Tip and touch it to the cente