Interactive Soda Pop Science Experiments For Kids
What is not to love about soda pop? At least for science experiments. It bubbles, fizzes, and explodes. There are so many different flavors. Is there a difference between regular and diet? Adding soda pop experiments will spark excitement in your students. Many are very easy to set up. Below is a list of our favorite soda pop science activities that cover everything from density to physical reactions. Each description includes a link to learn more so you can start integrating these classic activities. 1. The Floating Egg Test You can't go wrong with this experiment. Adding a raw egg takes it to another level. This is a wonderful experiment that makes science accessible and fun. The basic experiment uses water, salt, and a raw egg. Adding in soda pop expands the concept. Soda pop contains sugar, which makes it denser than water. This allows students to make comparisons. Diet soda does not contain su...
