How to Use Food Coloring in Kids' Snow Games

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Part of the video series: Learn About Outdoor Winter Activities for Kids

Summary: Tips on preparing your food coloring when playing in the snow with you kids during the winter snow is discussed in this free video clip series on how to entertain children when it's cold outside.

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How to Use Food Coloring in Kids' Snow Games

Now I'm going to show you the preparation for one of the activities that we're going to be doing a little bit later which involves food coloring and some water. It allows the kids to spray some colorful water onto the snow and make different kinds of designs and whatever they like to do. So on the one hand I have a spray bottle so that they can color the snow and that manner with the spray bottle and kind of spread it out a little bit. Then right here we have a bottle that you can squirt. So you can do more like making specific designs or names or numbers, or that kind of thing, pictures. So Bailey what color would like to use? Blue. You want to use blue? Okay, so I'm going to take one of the containers, fill it up here. You really only need just regular food dye that you could get at you know, your grocery store, department store that kind of thing. Got a couple of different colors here and you only need to use probably a couple of drops. I just put 3 drops in there and it looks pretty dark. So that should make a nice vibrant color in the snow. Autumn, what color would you like to use? Red. Red? Okay. So we're going to fill that up, you don't have to fill it up all the way, it's actually quite a bit of water. Then put a couple of drops. There and then you know whenever you're ready to use it, take it out in the snow, it's not going to so any damage to the ground or anything like that, it's not toxic and they can have fun with that.

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