Make Your Own Fizzy Volcano

Here is this weeks STEM experiment - Fizzy Volcanoes! Remember to use a tray or conduct the experiment outside! Have fun! @Haddon_Primary @STEMLearningUK
The second part is in the comments. For more information about volcanoes check out https://t.co/HiboRiN5xf pic.twitter.com/J9saYrbYHm
— @MrGrafstein (@mrgrafstein) June 8, 2020

Keywords: chemistry, earth science, Featured, kitchen chemistry, volcano

Grade Level: 3-4, 5-6, Middle/Junior High, High School

Standards: Advanced Placement, Common Core, Next Generation Science Standards, Other

Disciplines: Chemistry, Earth and Space Science

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