02/06/2026
Science Ruleeeesss!😎🧪
Using everyday materials, our three-year-old class gathered together to explore a hands-on science experiment with baking soda and vinegar. In the photos, children are sitting close, watching carefully as Miss.Belle helped the children pour and measure the ingredients. As soon as the liquids met, bubbles and the gases formed and the balloon began to slowly grow, capturing everyone’s attention! 🤗⭐
✏️Curriculum Connections:
📘 Curiosity and Creativity
Children watched closely as the mixture bubbled and the balloon grew. They showed curiosity by pointing, watching, and waiting to see what would happen.
📗 Communication and Literacies
Children used words, sounds, and gestures to share their excitement. Educators modeled simple words like bubble, pour, big, and grow during the activity.
📙 Play and Playfulness
The experiment was fun and engaging. Children showed joy and excitement as they played and learned together.
📕 Well-Being and Belonging
Children sat together, took turns, and shared the experience in a calm and supportive space. This helped them feel safe, included, and connected