Puking Pumpkin Science
What you get
Add a dash of spooky science to your Halloween decor — with an eerie, oozy chemical concoction you whip up yourself! Put your measuring and color-mixing skills to the test while blending together baking soda, foaming gel, and liquid colors. Pour the mixture into a carved pumpkin from home, add water and citric acid, then sit back as the chemicals react and make your pumpkin “puke”! Barf has never before been such a blast.
• Includes enough baking soda, foaming gel, and citric acid to make several pumpkins puke. Just add the pumpkins!
• Also includes scoops, a flask, and a funnel to measure out your materials and pour them into your pumpkins.
• Get creative with customization! Pick from one of 3 included liquid colors (red, blue, and yellow), or experiment with color mixing to create a brand new color of barf!
• Instructions foldout includes an exploration of bubbly chemical reactions, fun facts about pumpkins, and a look inside the crate’s design.
Step-By-Step
Instructions
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Learning
Chemical
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From the desk of the product designer:
Behind the design
“What do you do when pumpkins are out of season? You get creative! We had to figure out exactly what ingredient amounts we needed to make a massive, messy chemical reaction. But since we couldn't use a real pumpkin for our tests, we used a jack-o'-lantern bucket instead!”
By the numbers
Jack o'-lantern bucket tests: 10
Names we considered before landing on Puking Pumpkin: 13
Hours spend searching for pumpkins to carve in the middle of April: too many!
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Both boys were fascinated by this. The 7 year old loves all the projects he's received.
Bought as a gift for a very hands-on 5 year old who absolutely loved it. Parents reported that she loved it so much we she won't stop asking for pumpkins to keep doing it to!
Got this as a gift for my niece and nephew and they loved it!
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