Clare Nicholls from Maryland Science Center comes on to make what is called "elephant toothpaste" .

Katie Woodward showed us how to make "Elephant’s Toothpaste", a fun science demonstration. She also talked about the Tennessee STEAM Festival, which brings science, technology, engineering, art ...

Do you know how to make elephant toothpaste? We learned how at Clark Planetarium! This isn't really Elephant Toothpaste, but it sure looks like it! It's a fun experiment we did at Clark Planetarium.

This week, I found myself going down a very specific rabbit hole—one in which I watched video after video of people doing the Elephant Toothpaste science experiment. If you’re not familiar ...

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.

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

In this episode, learn how to make Elephant toothpaste. However, this is not something you will want to use on your own teeth. Learn what common chemicals can be put together to cause a reaction.

Sid stopped by the Fox 8 studios to teach Todd and Autumn how to make Elephant Toothpaste. If kids want to try this experiment at home they’ll need: Hydrogen Peroxide Dish Soap Food Coloring ...

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.

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.