Indulge in the spirit of fall with this entertaining pumpkin fizzy play.

Fizzy play has become a favorite in our household, so as we eagerly anticipate the arrival of Pumpkin season, I decided to infuse a touch of scientific excitement into my kids’ after-school routine. I set up a captivating fizzy science experiment that not only promises loads of fun but also aligns perfectly with the festive spirit of fall.

In this Pumpkin-themed fizzy play, we blended sensory delight with scientific curiosity. My boys are not just witnessing the fizz; they’re actively participating in the creation of their own fizzy concoctions. It’s a wonderful way to stimulate their minds, encourage exploration, and, of course, embrace the joyous anticipation of Pumpkin season.

As the fizzy play unfolds, it’s not just about creating chemical reactions; it’s about creating memories. The laughter, the excitement, and the shared discoveries are all part of the experience. Our afternoon was transformed into a lively blend of playful learning and seasonal celebration, making this fizzy science experiment a delightful addition to our fall activities.

How to set up a pumpkin fizzy play activity:

Materials needed:

• Recycled cardboard
• Glue gun and stick
• Scissors
• Packing tape
• Pipettes
• Vinegar
• Baking soda
• Yellow, red and green food coloring
• Ziplock or plastic
• Pencil

Instructions:

For the orange and green-colored baking soda:

• Combine the red and yellow food coloring in a container to produce the orange hue.
• Put the baking soda inside the ziplock bag and add a few drops of the orange coloring.
• Blend the contents thoroughly and ensure an even spread.

• In another ziplock bag, place the baking soda and add a few drops of the green coloring.
• Blend the contents thoroughly and ensure an even spread.

For the cardboard pumpkin:

• Sketch a pumpkin shape on the cardboard.
• Cover the cardboard pumpkin with packing tape.
• Cut strips of cardboard and glue them around the outer and inner edges of the pumpkin.
• Cut out the extra cardboard.
• Fill the pumpkin with the orange baking soda.
• Fill the stem part with the green baking soda.

How to play:

• Allow the kids to use a pipette to pour vinegar into the baking soda.
• Have fun with the experiment!

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