Dry erase water experiment

Kids have the most incredible imaginations. Every time my kids draw a picture, you can see that it “comes to life” in their minds. Well, how about if we can use science to actually make your drawings float? Your kids are going to LOVE the dry erase water trick! You definitely want to read the […]

This dry erase and water trick will amaze kids and adults alike! You can make your drawings float with just dry erase markers and water!

Simple, super cool science experiments that will WOW kids of all ages! This dry erase marker experiment will float your picture in water!

Brittany Bacharach on Instagram: "This little science experiment never gets old! Place foil in a baking dish or tray. Smooth it out and raise the edges a bit to help contain the water. Using a thick chisel tip dry erase marker, write out some letters. Pour water on top and watch the magic of the letters lifting up and floating. *full disclosure- I’ve tried this with certain dry erase markers and it hasn’t worked. I have great luck with the Amazon brand thick dry erase markers* Save…

Is it magic or is it science? Either way, this floating drawing experiment will surely impress! Create a dry erase drawing and watch it float in water. Learn about what floats in water with a

Fynn Sor | Happy Tot Shelf on Instagram: "Wow your little ones with this amazing swimming fish activity! 🐟✨Here are some pro tips: 👉🏻 Not all dry erase markers work. I tried a few brands before finding one that works. Comment ‘SUPPLIES’ below and I’ll send you my Favourite Learning Supplies and Products List with links to these markers. 👉🏻 I find that a porcelain soup spoon works the best. But any non-porous surface like a metal spoon will work too. 👉🏻 Make sure your spoon is…

Want to learn how to make the floating dry erase marker experiment work? This tutorial answers most of your questions and includes a video too!

Does your child love science experiments? If so, they'll love this super simple dry erase marker experiment that creates floating hearts!

Agnes | Toddler Learning Activities on Instagram: "Floating letters 🔠 Have you tried this fun STEM science experiment? ♥️ Fill a bowl with water 🧡 Use dry erase markers to draw on the back of a spoon. We're using a ceramic soup spoon but this should also work on a metal spoon 💛 Slowly lower into the water 💚 Watch your drawing slide into the water and float! 💙 Use a pen to move the letters around to spell words 💜 Or use a spoon to scoop out the letters! Recommended age: 18months…