Top Five Experiments for a Successful Science-Themed Birthday Party

1. Top Five Experiments for a Successful Science-Themed Birthday Party If your child’s birthday is around the corner and you're panicking last moment into thinking how to make it extraordinary but also not boring, then we've got you. It is always a great choice to give your developing child a chance to learn in every possible way, especially when it comes to developing their core interests, such as STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). A science-themed birthday partyis one of the best ways to keep your kid and their friends hooked to learning, while also having fun simultaneously. The following are the top five must-have experiments for a birthday bash for your kid: 1.Volcano Eruption Come on, who wouldn't like the explosion? A volcano eruption is a classic science experiment that gives you a dramatic visual impact and is perfect for outdoor science-themed birthday parties for toddlers. How to make it? To perform this experiment, all you need is: ● Baking soda ● Dish soap

2. ● Red food colouring ● Vinegar ● And, finally, a volcano model First, place a bottle in the volcano and fill it with two to three tablespoons of baking soda. Next, add a few drops of food colouring and dish soap. Finally, pour the vinegar and watch your kids go crazy over the visuals! 2.Slime Station What is a birthday party without a not-so-messy slime? Best for hands-on experiments, making slime is sensory-friendly and customizable, which allows your children also to explore their creative sides. Best part about it? DIY slimes are great return gifts. How to make it? To perform this experiment, all you need is: ● Baking soda ● Saline Solution ● Glitter and food colouring ● Finally, white PVA glue To do this, mix half a cup of glue with half a tablespoon of baking soda. The children can add colour and glitter according to their creativity. Allow them to slowly mix it all in the saline solution until it turns into a stretchy slime. 3.Rainbow Walking Water Rainbow walking water is going to be a magical experience for the kids at the science-themed birthday party. This experiment will catch everyone’s attention, and the best part about it is that it teaches more about the capillary action without actually making a mess. How to make it? To perform this experiment, all you need is: ● Clear jars or cups

3. ● Paper towels ● Water ● And, food colouring of different colours Now, all you need to do is arrange six cups in a circle. Fill three of them with water and keep one empty glass in between. Next, connect each glass with a folded paper towel and observe the colours as they mix and change over a period of at least 30 minutes to one hour. 4.Elephant Toothpaste Well, this can be a little messy, but hey! That's where the fun is, right? An elephant toothpaste is a fun science experiment that is visually strong and teaches the kids more about the decomposition reactions of nature. How to make it? To perform this experiment, all you need is: ● Dry yeast ● Warm water ● Food coloring ● A plastic bottle and a tray ● Dish Soap ● And, finally, hydrogen peroxide (6%) Now, simply mix the yeast with warm water in the cup. On the other hand, add food colouring, dish soap, and hydrogen peroxide to a bottle. Next, you need to pour the yeast paste into the bottle and watch the foam blast. 5.DIY bouncy balls Final on our list is a make-your-own bouncy balls, which is a grand experiment combining both science and craft. This is a fun challenge that allows kids to learn how polymers form. How to make it? To perform this experiment, all you need is:

4. ● Cornstarch ● Warm water ● Glue ● Food color ● Borax Now, all you need to do is mix one tablespoon of warm water with half a teaspoon of borax. In a separate cup, you need to mix one tablespoon of glue with half a tablespoon of cornstarch. Next, combine these mixtures and mix them well. It will eventually turn into a bouncy ball. Bottom Line Phew! That surely looks like some hard work, especially when you have to do it alone, both experiments and the explanation. But with Super Science for Kids, you can enjoy your child’s science-themed birthday party, reliving your childhood with your toddler and their friends. Book today!