That’s why I couldn’t help but try this “Walking Water” experiment from PBS Kids —and it didn’t disappoint. To get started, you need the simplest of materials: Three clear jars or glasses ...

Forecaster Samantha Jacques performs a walking water experiment that uses water, food dyes and color mixing. See how science and art come together on her ‘Science with Samantha’ segment. The ...

This experiment, sometimes called walking water, demonstrates capillary action using the colors of the rainbow.

Arizona PBS Previews. Walking with water science experiment with Misty. Clip: Special | 4m 7s. Try this fun science experiment with Misty. Try this fun science experiment with Mis ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Water is an incredible substance and this experiment shows water going for a walk! Only a few ingredients are required for this visually stunning experiment.

In this walking water experiment, liquid uses the process of capillary action to move along tiny gaps in the fiber of the paper towels.

The 7 to 8-year-olds completed a “walking water” experiment with strips of paper towels, food coloring, water and cups.

The 7 to 8-year-olds completed a "walking water" experiment with strips of paper towels, food coloring, water, and cups.

FORTVILLE — In a creative way to test project planning, skill, agility and craftmanship, students at Mt. Vernon Middle School took part in the annual eighth grade “Walk on Water” event.

Kirsten Hibbard, the executive director of the Challenger Learning Center of Maine starts the New Year off with splash with the walking water experiment.