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Fill one of your bowls with a thin layer of soap. In your second bowl, fill it with water and sprinkle pepper across the surface of the water of one of the ...

Teach kids the power of handwashing with this easy science experiment! Kids will watch germs scatter as they dip their soapy finger in pepper.

Wash your hands and put soap on your finger, and then place your finger back into the solution on the plate. Watch how the virus (pepper) moves rapidly away ...

This experiment shows how soap breaks down germs. You will need: A bowl of water, liquid soap, ground pepper. Instructions.

Wet your hands with clean, running water (warm or cold), turn off the tap, and apply soap. · Lather your hands by rubbing them together with the soap. · Scrub ...

Step One: Fill a bowl with water and add glitter to the surface. Step Two: have your kids place their hands in the bowl covering their hands with the glitter.

Wet hands · Apply soap · Scrub for at least 20 seconds (hum the Happy Birthday song twice) · Rinse with water · Dry with a clean towel or air dry.

You can pour a few drops of soap directly into the dish or you can dip your child's finger into the soap, and have them place their finger into the dish.

Use this brilliant experiment to show children how effective soap is in handwashing. Use to teach children good hand washing habits.