Frankenstein Science Experiment for Kids

This erupting Frankenstein science experiment for kids is a huge hit this Halloween! We had so much fun with this science activity and it’s a great way for working on cause and effect skills. The little Frankenstein heads made for the activity to have a fun Halloween theme.. And a perfect way to mix up our science centers!

In this blog post below I’ll be sharing all the materials you need and the instructions for how you can re-create this erupting Frankenstein experiment with your students (or kids at home!) too.

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Frankenstein Science Experiment for Kids

Materials Needed

Frankenstein Pots. USA Shopping Link. UK Shopping Link.
Green Food Dye. USA Shopping Link. UK Shopping Link.
Distilled Vinegar. USA Shopping Link. UK Shopping Link.
Bicarbonate of Soda./Baking Soda. USA Shopping Link. UK Shopping Link.
Sensory Tray. USA Shopping Link. UK Shopping Link.

Instructions

Place the Frankenstein pots into your sensory bin.
Add some bicarbonate of soda into each of the pots.
Pour some green food dye on top of the bicarbonate in each of the pots.
Place distilled vinegar into a pot (or a separate Frankenstein pot).
Students can use scoops / droppers to move the vinegar on top of the bicarbonate in each pot to make it erupt.