When the dry iceand hot watermix, the result is“fog”, lots of tinydrops of water ina cloud. The fogyou have createdis the same as thefog seen innature.

What’sHappening?

Activity Place a towel on thefloor. The towel will soakup any moisture thatmight be created.

Place the red lid bucketsecurely on the towel.

Pour 2 full scoops of iceinto the bucket throughhe holes in the red lid.Then pour the contentsof the kettle through thesame hole.

The fog will hide yourhand, but you need toempty the entire kettle.Consider using a funnel.

When the fog hassubsided you will be leftwith warm water, whichis safe to pour down thesink.

Best in thekitchen and onthe floor!

Fill a kettle tothe maximum andswitch on to boil.Ensure the kettle sitsfor 3-5 minutes afterboiling before using.

Seat the children towatch this demo.

Open the door andalso a window toprovide plenty of freshair and banish all pets.

Children to promise tokeep 1 metre awayfrom the bucket whilstthe fog is activated.

Note:Always replacelid on dry icebox straightafter use

Time5 minutes

Kit ListIce ScoopRed Lid BucketKettleGlovesDryIce

The Big Fog Effect

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Pack Contents

Dry ice

Red Lid Bucket

Gloves

Ice Scoop Ice Cage Ice Cage Funnel

Bubble Solution

Red Plug

ContentsDry Ice PackGlovesRed Lid BucketIce ScoopRed PlugIce CageIce Cage FunnelBubble Solution

Bubble Monster

Super fun and really messy. So please do this on a surfacethat is easy to wipe clean. Same as the big fog activity BUTwith added bubble solution. Pop and fog the bubbles - themore bubbles the more mess!

The hot water anddry ice is creatinglots of fog. Thisgas and watermixture inflatesthe bubblemixture creating afoamy bubblestructure. The dryice is changingfrom solid to gas

What’sHappening?

This activity ismessy so use yourkitchen sink!

Open a window and a doorto allow for plenty of freshair.

Fill your kettle with waterand put on to boil.

Place the bucket in thekitchen sink and ensure thered lid is fastened to thebucket.

Pour 1 full scoop of dry iceinto the bucket and add afew squirts of bubblemixture (the more you addthe greater the bubbles!).

Add a full kettle of hotwater (about thetemperature of a cup of tea- not boiling water!) Into thebucket and see the bubblesrise.

Pop the bubbles! It’s cooland quite addictive.

Activity

Note:Always replacelid on dry icebox straightafter use

Bubble Monster

Time5 minutes

Kit ListIce ScoopRed Lid BucketBubble SolutionGlovesDryIceHot Tap WaterTea Towel

When the waterhits the ice cageyou will see lots offog coming out ofthe cake

What’sHappening?

Activity

Note:*Fullrecipeingredientsavailable atwww.chillistick.com/downloads

Always replacelid on dry ice boxstraight after use

Try melted jellycubes in hot waterto create bubblinglava. Rememberonly to fill the icecage when readyto serve andalways use hotwater!

with your frosting andaccessories.

Party Time

Fill the ice cage usingthe loader with dry ice.Following theinstructions supplied

Place the ice in thecup already hidden inyour cake.

Take the cake to thetable and pour nomore than 150ml ofhot water (about thetemperature of a cupof tea) into the cup.Immediately you willsee lots of fog comingout of the hidden cupbringing your cake tolife!

Use any cake designyou like - we’ve chosenthe Volcano cake. Theidea is to hide the scoopinside the cake and putthe ice cage in at thetable when ready!

Bake 3 sponge cakes in8” cake tins.

Slice the top of eachsponge and the bottomof the base sponge sothe surfaces are flat.

Create a 3 tier spongecake. each layer has afilling spread on top.

Cut out a hole in themiddle of the cake andsmooth the edges witha serrated knife.

Transfer to a cakeboard and decorate

This activitytakes asmuch timeas you need.

The Volcano Cake

Kit List8” Cake TinPyrex JugCake BoardKnifeIce CageIce ScoopIngredients*GlovesDry Ice

The Safe Explosion

Don’t be put off by thetitle! This is very safeand will get a round ofapplause…….

You will blow the redplug out of the icescoop. The red cap willfly up a metre or so inthe air with a nicepopping sound.

The warm air in theroom is causing thedry ice to turn to agas. Gases needmore room thansolids and liquids sothe pressure growsin the Scoop. Thiswill eventually pushthe cap off.

What’sHappening?

ActivityPlace the icescoop on atable/worksurface.

Ensure everyone issitting back from theexperiment so that thelid is away from yourface.

Place 3-4 pellets of dryice into the ice scoop.The easiest way to dothis is to scoop the icedirectly from the ice box.If you want to place thepieces in by hand pleasewear lightweight gloves.

Push the red plug firmlyon the scoop and wait.

Note:Always replacelid on dry icebox straightafter use

The Safe Explosion

Time5 minutes

Kit ListIce ScoopRed PlugGlovesDryIce

After about 20 secondsthe red cap will pop off.

Do you want more?Place 2-3 pellets of dryice in a plastic zip logfreezer bag. Seal thebag and place it in thesink and wait. This willmake quite a loud bangbut is great fun!

Simple and funexperiment thatshows you just howmagical things can be..... Well almost!

If the bubbles don’tfloat try using a cup ofhot water to make fogwhich will encouragethe carbon dioxide inthe sink.

The dry ice is solidcarbon dioxide.(The stuff thatmakes drinksfizzy). At roomtemperature itwants to turn intoa gas. This gasslowly fills thebucket pushingout air.

Carbon dioxide isheavier than airso it tends to stayin the sink. Unlessit is pushed out byan open window.This is why wesuggest using atea towel to keepthe gas in thebucket.

What’sHappening?

ActivityPlace thebucket in thesink.

Fill the icescoop to around aquarter full.

Cover the bucket witha tea towel and wait 5minutes.

Tell the children to bevery quiet and still -this is a magic bucket.

Gently remove thetowel from the bucket.

Invite the children toblow bubbles into thebucket - watch as thebubbles bob and floatin the bucket.

Note:Always replacelid on dry icebox straightafter use

Floating Bubbles

Time10 minutes

Kit ListIce ScoopRed Lid BucketTea TowelGlovesDryIce

Foggy Drinks

The dry icecontained in theice cage and drinkmixture create afog of tinydroplets of thedrink. This is whythe aroma of thedrink is easy todetect - you havecreated a fruitflavoured cloud!The dry iceconverts from asolid directly to agas and this is theonly way it canleave the ice cage.

What’sHappening?

ActivityEnsure the icecage and jug isfreshly washed.

Place the funnelinto the safety valve ofthe ice cage and scoopdry ice into the cageusing the funnel untilhalf full. (Pic 1).

Remove the funnelfrom the ice cage. (Pic 2).

Make a jug of yourchosen drink and dropthe ice cage into the jug.

A fog will be createdwhich will carry thearoma of the drink - askthe children to smell thedrink!

Note:Alwaysreplace lid ondry ice boxstraight afteruse

5 minutes

Kit ListPitcher JugIce CageIce Cage FunnelDrinking cupsFruit CordialWaterGlovesDry Ice

Time

Foggy Drinks

Pic 2Pic 1

Whilst fogging pourinto a glass so eachchild has fog in theirdrink. There is plentyof ice in the pack sowhen it’s done - refillthe ice cage!