This foam looks like a giant squeeze of toothpaste—almost big enough for an elephant! Put on your safety ... Gather your materials in the location where you plan to do your activity.

STEP 3: Mix 3 tablespoons of warm water with 1 tablespoon of dry yeast. STEP 4: Pour the warm water and dry yeast into the bottle and observe. The yeast acts as a catalyst, quickly removing the ...

Lexie Morgan, a science teacher at Madison Middle School, showed us a science experiment you can do at home. We learned how ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The annual COSI Science Festival is coming up from May 3 to 6 and NBC4 Today anchor Monica Day got a preview of a crowd favorite experiment: “Elephant Toothpaste ...

This month, the trio did the elephant toothpaste experiment. In the experiment, yeast acts as a catalyst to quickly break down the hydrogen peroxide. Adding dish soap creates additional surface ...

Kids can enjoy a fun jump, Chuck the Train, snacks and STEM activities, and they can learn how to make elephant toothpaste, glitter slime, lava lamps, fire snacks, volcanoes, dry ice bubbles and more ...

Digital Dave and Erick the Engineer of Mad Science demonstrated how to make elephant toothpaste. The two will be performing for the Kansas City Library Show. Through demonstrating experiments ...