If you’ve got freezing temperatures headed your way this weekend then it’s the perfect time to try this really fun and magical kids science experiment! ❄️ ✏️ Supplies: - Water - Cup - Corn syrup - Sugar - Liquid Soap - Cookie cutters - Bowl - Cold weather (under 20 degrees Fahrenheit works best) 👉 Steps: 1. Mix 1 cup of warm water with 2 1/2 tablespoons of corn syrup 2. Add in 2 tablespoons of sugar 3. Mix until well combine and no sugar is left seen at the bottom 4. Pour in 2 1/2 table spoons

As a polar vortex descends on a large portion of North America, it's creating the perfect weather for a beautiful science experiment: the mesmerizing freezing of bubbles. 🎥: ViralHog | WIRED

416K views · 421 reactions | Science is COOL! And it's COLD. Need an experiment to try at home on this day off? It's cold enough right now that bubbles will freeze on contact! Try this at home, and stay warm! https://www.kmbc.com/article/stay-aware-as-dangerous-cold-settles-into-the-metro-area/26074038 | KMBC 9 | Facebook

Frozen Bubbles 🫧 Try this insanely cool science experiment for kids. ➡️ SAVE this recipe for the future Ingredients: - 1 cup warm water - 2.5 tbsp corn syrup - 2 tbsp sugar - 2.5 tbsp dish soap - A straw Steps: 1. Mix all of the ingredients in a container until well mixed (be sure to stir slowly so you don’t create bubbles in your solution). 2. Set the solution in the fridge for about 30 minutes (we want it to be cold but not frozen). 3. Dip a straw about 1 inch deep into your solution. 4. Find