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Candy Science Game



The candy science game is one of the fun chemistry experiments, food games for kids, kids activities games and games 4 kids to play at school in science class or at home.

M&Ms are a popular candy for both kids and adults.

This experiment turns the shell from hard to soft, and you'll see the M&M lose its color.

Need: M&M's, white paper towel, plate, teaspoon

Cut the paper towel into a circle shape, 6 inches across. If you don't have paper towels, you can substitute napkins.

Place the towel on the plate in the middle. Take one M&M and put this on the paper towel, right in the middle.

Take the spoon and put a little water on it.

Hold this over the candy and let a drop of water fall on to the M&M.

Do a few more drops of water until the candy is very wet and the area around the candy is wet.

Observe this over the next few minutes. You should see color appearing in the water around the candy.

When you eat the M&M, the shell should be soft and not hard anymore.

Put two or more M&Ms side by side and then put a drop of water over each one.

Watch as the colors blend into each other.

You can also pick up a bag of Skittles and try the experiment with that candy.

This is a good experiment for mid elementary school-aged children in grades 2 through 6.







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