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Volcano projects are an awesome project to make with your children whether its for school or just a fun rainy day project to pass the time. This is the best and easiest way I have found and have always had a great time with my children making it! It was so priceless seeing the look on my 2 year olds face when the volcano erupted! Make sure you have a camera ready if this is your child's first experience with making a volcano! So if your ready to find out how to make a homemade volcano project, keep reading!

First you need to shape a piece of cardboard or heavy duty poster board into a cone shape. Next insert a 4- ounce cup in to the top of the cone to make the crater of the volcano. Stand up and attach the cone onto a baking sheet or large piece of wood. Cover the cone with plaster of paris make sure you plaster it all the way down to the base adding extra support for the cone. Try and make sure that you don't get any in the cup. Let the cone dry completely. Once it is dry you can begin Painting and decorating the cone to look like a real volcano. Adding extra decorations such as palm trees, streams, and rocks looks really cool!

Now for the fun part! Making the Eruption!

First you need to Mix 1/2 cup vinegar with 1 teaspoon dish washing liquid ( you can add little red food coloring to give it a little extra flare!) Next put 1 teaspoon baking soda into the crater cup. Last but not least pour the vinegar mixture into the crater.

If you are short on time and just want a fun activity for the day we have went out into our backyard and made a mini-volcano in our sandbox. All you need is a juice glass with vinegar and place it into a mountain made of sand. Then you add your 1 tablespoon of baking soda into the glass and Ta DA! A fun and easy volcano in your backyard with not a huge mess to clean up! I hope this helped you on your quest to learn how to make a homemade volcano project.

Remember, its important to spend this kind of time with your children. It's these kinds of things that really sticks in their minds. This will be a fun project for you and your children. And when is all said and done it will benefit you both so very much!

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Do you think that Paris Hilton is stupid for crying her ass all the way back to jail??

I mean "you do the crime, you do the time", shouldnt that go for everyone, all of us?? I think that celebritites get off way too easy and its not fair. The law should apply the same way for every one of us. I think its stupid for ppl to make posters saying:Ill pray for U Paris or "Save Paris"...when a person goes to jail you tell them "Ill go visit you" or "Ill send you money" LOL something like that. I think ppl are just stupid and Paris looks like an idiot crying.. Im sorry ppl but its about time they put her in her place..then she was saying "Its not fair" nd telling her parents "I love you" like if she was never gonna see them again. SHE IS STUPID!!! But I want to know what you think.

SHE WAS CRYING LIKE SHE WAS SENTENCED TO LIFE IN PRISON...SHE GOT 23 DAYS IN A DETENTION CENTER...THAT IS HILARIOUS!
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GOOD FOR HER......SHE IS A SPOILED BRAT ANYWAY ☻

MOM AND DAD PROB PAYED THE SHERRIF TO LET HER OUT ☻

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