Here is our first attempt (yes, 1st) at dying Easter eggs. You see, the kids have always been rather little, the dye is kinda messy and (with the vinegar) stinky and nobody eats those things, so we've only done the plastic. They love the plastic kind because they find candy and money inside! However this year I figured they'd get a kick out of seeing the "science" side of it, how the egg changes when it's cooked and how we could make great colors. So here they are, super fun, they loved it and nobody ate them!
Here is our first attempt (yes, 1st) at dying Easter eggs. You see, the kids have always been rather little, the dye is kinda messy and (with the vinegar) stinky and nobody eats those things, so we've only done the plastic. They love the plastic kind because they find candy and money inside! However this year I figured they'd get a kick out of seeing the "science" side of it, how the egg changes when it's cooked and how we could make great colors. So here they are, super fun, they loved it and nobody ate them!
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