UMES STEM educator Brad Hartle shows Good Morning Delmarva how to make “Elephant Toothpaste”
WMDT – So Jake and Jordie visited STEM educator Brad Hartle at UMES and he showed them how to create elephant toothpaste.
It’s a fun way to demonstrate an exothermic reaction while creating a bubbly and colorful substance.
You will need Hydrogen Peroxide, which Brad says you can get from any local convenience or pharmaceutical store, dish soap, food coloring, yeast, water, a container, and a baking sheet.
Most importantly, Hartle says to always wear gloves and safety goggles to protect yourself.
Check out this kid friendly science experiment with Jake and Jordie to learn more!
The full list of instructions for completing the experiment: Elephant Toothpaste
