Cornstarch water experiment

Pictured instructions and a video showing how to make and play with oobleck, a non-Newtonian fluid that flows like a liquid when moved slowly, but feels like a solid when you quickly push it.

Have you heard of oobleck? The simple mixture is just cornstarch and water, but kids (and adults!) are fascinated by this fun science experiment. It's also a great sensory activity for kids with autism, sensory issues, etc. #oobleck #scienceexperiment #sciencefun #forkids #activityforkids #sensoryactivity

Cornstarch and Water Expirement. Is it a liquid or solid? Let THEM decide! Pick it up like a solid, but watch it run through your fingers like a liquid - it is unlike anything you've felt before!

How to make a substance that can be both liquid and solid

Allison | Science Experiments for Kids on Instagram: "✨SAVE✨ this easy activity to try this weekend! MATERIALS: - Water - Cornstarch - Food coloring or liquid watercolor - Large bin - Mini figurines and/or waterproof letters INSTRUCTIONS: 1️⃣Fill your large bin with water (you want it to be deep enough to hide your objects). 2️⃣Add food coloring. 3️⃣Stir in 1-2 tablespoons of cornstarch; add more until water is cloudy. 4️⃣Add mini figurines and/or letters. LITTLE LEARNER SKILLS: This activit

We made some Oobleck to celebrate Dr. Seuss's birthday. This stuff is amazing, and we were totally taken with this goo. Learn how to make Oobleck with us.

Messy cornstarch is a wonderful activity for a baby, a toddler and older kids who love messy play. It is a wonderful edible sensory experience.

Learn all about non-Newtonian fluids for kids and make your own simple non-Newtonian fluid from cornstarch and water.

Got cornstarch? Got water? Then you’ve got Oobleck! Learn how to make this 2-ingredient slime recipe that your kids will love!