This shaving cream rain clouds experiment is fun to watch and a great way to explain to preschoolers how clouds work and teach them about the weather. Its a really easy science experiment you can try at home.
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It’s a really easy science experiment you can try at home using this recipe from our friends at Mud Mates.
Make your own shaving cream rain clouds
What you’ll need to create shaving cream rain clouds
1. Fill each small container or cup with water (approx. 40mls) and add a different colour food colouring to each container (approx. 20 drops).
2. Select your glass or jar and fill it nearly to the top with water, leaving around 3-4 cm at the top. Carefully squirt the shaving cream on top of the water.
3. Using the eye dropper or syringe, drop the food colouring mixture onto the top of the shaving cream to create your rain.
The weight of the food colouring slowly pushes through the shaving cream and falls down into the water creating a pretty rain-like effect.
The closer to the edge of the glass or jar you drop the food colouring, the faster your rain will fall through.
Tips for your shaving cream clouds
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