Hidden Colors experiment

This is a great way to teach your little ones colors and cause/effect. It's a little twist on the baking soda/vinegar experiment.
What you'll need:
muffin/cupcake pan
food color or color gel
a lot of baking soda
big plastic tub or container, big enough to hold the pan
white distilled vinegar - A LOT
squeeze bottle - The bottle I purchased had a leak on the bottom, so I had to improvise and use plastic cups.
dropper/syringe
Directions:
add a few drops of food color to the bottom of the muffice/cupcake pan
add 1/4 C baking soda in the baking pan, covering the food color
place the baking pan in a tub/container
fill a squeeze bottle with vinegar.
give the squeeze bottle to your kiddos and let them squirt a little vinegar into each compartment
observe and have fun!
Michaela and Madison likes using the little droppers, so I had them try the experiment with the droppers first.
We're definitely going to do this experiment again. Next time, the girls will have their own tub and squirt bottles.