As you know, we love fun and easy science experiments at Science Sparks. I’m always on the lookout for new ideas and inspiration, so I was thrilled to receive this book by Loralee Leavitt. The book is beautifully laid out, and each page is exciting, with simple instructions and enticing images.
Z and S couldn’t decide which to try first, but as we happened to have a bag of Skittles, we decided to make our own colours with them. The results were very impressive.
We talked about how the same thing happens when we suck a sweet in our mouth, and it turns white.
Isn’t it pretty? You can also see bits of the letter S from the skittle floating on the surface.
We also made a polo mint float. Can you guess what it’s floating on?
Candy Experiments is a really fun and exciting book. It is laid out beautifully, and my children were enthralled and definitely inspired to discover more about the candy they eat.
I also have a HUGE collection of candy science experiments you might like.
We received Candy Experiments free of charge.
Last Updated on July 5, 2023 by Emma Vanstone
