Weather Make elephant toothpaste with this basic chemistry experiment The foam-like substance is kid-friendly and a fun way to demonstrate basic chemical processes.

We will be using yeast to make elephant toothpaste and learn what a catalyst is and what it does in a decomposition reaction.

We've all seen impressive science experiments on television and the internet, but you can create this experiment at home, using household ingredients.

I like making Elephant’s Toothpaste. It is not really toothpaste but a really fun science experiment that I learned. When you make it, the ingredients make a foam mess. It got its name because ...

Elephant toothpaste is harmless but can be messy. Make sure to do the experiment outside or on top of an easily cleanable surface (in a bathtub, in a disposable container, on foil, etc).

The latest experiment from Rick Crosslin, MSD Wayne Township Scientist in Residence, appears to be toothpaste fit for an elephant, but in reality, it’s a giant foaming reaction using chemical ...

It’s adapted from a San Antonio Charter Moms lesson on how to make elephant toothpaste. Just a few ingredients are needed to create the chemical reaction.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The annual COSI Science Festival is coming up from May 3 to 6 and NBC4 Today anchor Monica Day got a preview of a crowd favorite experiment: “Elephant Toothpaste ...

The Science of It: Elephant toothpasteThe Science of It: Elephant toothpaste See a fun chemistry experiment in this week's The Science of It ...

Beth Harris, our favorite science educator, is back for another easy experiment to help fill the time before the kids go back to school after this long winter break.

Nick Uhas, David Dobrik, and other members of the latter's vlog squad, teamed up for the world's largest elephant's toothpaste experiment.