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This week we made tornado’s in a bottle. I did this my preschooler, Kindergartner and 2nd graders.
Materials needed:
clear plastic bottles (I used water bottles)
tsp liquid clear soap
blue food coloring
4-6 tiny rolled up balls of aluminum foil
Materials needed:
clear plastic bottles (I used water bottles)
tsp liquid clear soap
blue food coloring
4-6 tiny rolled up balls of aluminum foil
Give the child tiny pieces of aluminum foil for them to roll into balls to put inside the bottles.
Add the tsp of soap, then fill the bottle to the top with water and screw on the top
Then add the blue food coloring, I used 2 drops but I think it was too dark, maybe try 1 drop.
Watch the dye swirl into the water then once the water has turned blue place on a flat surface for a few moments and then swirl it around in a circular motion.
In the picture it’s hard to see put as you swirl the bottle you can see a spiral “tornado” with the balls of aluminum foil twirl around.
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