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Learn to Make Your Own Cherry DIY Scratch & Sniff Stickers

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Materials

1 containers of apple juice

Red and green food coloring

small, clear plastic cups

test subjects

Paper

Pencil

Experiment

1. With the food coloring, dye 1/3 of container of juice red and 1/3 container of juice green.

2. Pour a couple of inches of juice into each cup so that you have 1 red juice, 1 cup of green juice, and 1 cup of uncolored juice per test subject from you bubble.

3. Place one cup of each colour of juice in front of a test subject.

4. Ask your subject to taste the red juice and tell you what flavour it is.

5. Ask your subject to taste the green juice and tell you what flavour it is.

6. Ask your subject to taste the uncoloured juice and tell you what flavour it is.

7. Record their answers.

8. Repeat steps 3 to 7 for all of your subjects.

9. Analyse your results. Did the colour of the juice affect your subjects’ perceptions of their flavours? Did people mis-identify the flavours in keeping with the colours. (For example: Did they think the red juice tasted like fruit punch or cherry?)

10. Share your results with us.

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Thinking about our taste buds - Blindfolded Taste Testing!

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Thinking about our taste buds - Blindfolded Taste Testing!

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Science experiments are so engaging for kids. They get to learn and create new things in a hands-on meaningful way that is often very memorable. When you add food and the ability to taste their creations into the mix, you've got a recipe for some serious fun. Whether you need a great boredom busters at home or something fun to add to your five senses theme activities taste test science experiments are a great way to get kids engaged.

These fifteen taste test science experiments each involve creative ways to learn with food...and they are all edible! I've also included a free printable taste test recording sheet so you can design your taste test science experiments as well.

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Fun Taste Test Science Experiments for Kids

Are all lemon foods sour? Find out with this lemon taste test investigation. Includes a free printable recording sheet.

Future chemists will have fun with these caffeine free tea taste test and flavor mixing experiment.

Kids will be amazed that they can make their own raisins. Learn how from Learn Play Imagine.

What happens when lollipops dissolve? Find out with this lollipop lab experiment. Then create your own lollipop flavor combinations.

Make a colorful liquid rainbow with skittles. Then do a taste test to explore the flavors.

Winter is the perfect time to experiment with creating your own unique hot chocolate recipes. Let little scientist create their own combinations with these hot chocolate mixing ideas.

Kids will love this blind taste and smell test using ice cream. I love how the whole investigation was set up over at No Time for Flash Cards.

Grab some new bubble gum and use your five senses in this science investigation with a free printable.

Make your own slushies without a blender in this easy science experiment from Reading Confetti.

Use color as your inspiration and have a taste test. I love the foods B-Inspired Mama chose for this green food taste test for picky eaters. There's even a free printable recording sheet to use for any food combinations.

1+1+1=1 has an adorable free printable to go along with an apple taste test.

After you've finished the apple taste test try a spice tray investigation with this clever idea from Edventures with Kids.

Get kids to eat some fruits and veggies and explore different textures and scents with this smoothie taste test from Hands On As We Grow.

Paging Fun Mums shows you step by step how to make your own rock candy. Kids have so much fun watching these sweet treats grow.

Transforming ingredients into something edible is always engaging for kids. Coffee Cups and Crayons shows you how to make ice cream in a bag. Then enjoy tasting the results of your experiment.

Laughing Kids Learn has an awesome recipe for making and tasting fizzy sherbet, a delight for the senses.

Free Printable Taste Test Recording Sheet

Use this free printable recording sheet to design your own taste test with any foods you choose. Simply print the sheet. In the left column have kids draw or write to show what item they tasted. Then in the middle columns have them check a box to show whether they liked the food or not. In the final column use describing words to share how the items tasted. This will help deepen their vocabulary skills and attention to detail.

Click the button below to get your free printable taste test recording sheet.

Continue learning about the five senses with our printable lesson plan set. Each set includes over 30 playful learning activities related to the theme, and we've provide different versions for home preschool families and classroom teachers so all activities are geared directly toward your needs.

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15 Fun Taste Test Science Experiments for Kids - Fantastic Fun & Learning

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By · This content may contain affiliate links. Science experiments are so engaging for kids. They get to learn and create new things in a hands-on meaningful way that is often very memorable. When you add food and the ability to taste their creations into the mix, you've got a recipe for some serious fun.

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Get a ruler. Hold the ruler near the end (highest number) and let it hang down. Have another person put his or her hand at the bottom of the ruler and have them ready to grab the ruler (however, they should not be touching the ruler). Tell the other person that you will drop the ruler sometime within the next 5 seconds and that they are supposed to catch the ruler as fast as they can after it is dropped. Record the level (inches or centimeters) at which they catch the ruler Test the same person 3 to 5 times (vary the time of dropping the ruler within the 5 second "drop-zone" so the other person cannot guess when you will drop the ruler). How has the fastest reactions in your bubble?

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