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Mixing Colors and Making a Fizzling Rainbow

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Rebekah Fogler
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(466)
In this one-time science experiment, we will look at primary and secondary colors and then use vinegar and baking soda to create a colored chemical reaction rainbow.

Class experience

Students will learn what primary colors (red, blue, yellow) combine to make the secondary colors (orange, green, purple).
Students will name the colors in the rainbow order to help us create a rainbow. 
Students will use fine motor skills to squirt the colors onto their tray.
Homework Offered
Assessments Offered
verbal assessment as the students make guess about colors and names the colors we should use in the correct order.
Grades Offered
For the experiment, they will need:
-white vinegar (about 6 oz)
-food coloring (red, blue, yellow)  (use the cheap water-based kind for a true red, the organic ones are more purple/pink color)
-baking soda (enough to cover your tray - about 8 oz which is about half a box!)
-cookie sheet (can be lined with foil, but it does not have to be)
-6 small containers for the vinegar
-medicine syringe, eyedropper, or spoon

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Since this class can get a little messy, having a parent nearby is highly recommended. 
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(466)
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I love looking around me and asking questions. "What if....?" Science is full of "what if" questions. Come explore simple science experiments with me. Most of the items can be found around your home or easily found at the store. I also have a love... 
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$9

per class
Meets once
30 min

Completed by 523 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 3-8
2-6 learners per class

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