Bubbles are the quintessential children’s toy! Â They are inexpensive, easy to find, and can provide hours of entertainment. Â Bubbles are a wonderful multi-sensory activity. Â Today I’m sharing 10 ways to explore bubbles in your home or classroom…
Let’s begin with the bubble blowing basics. Â You will need some sort of bubble solution. Â You can buy your own bubbles by the gallon or you can make your own bubbles. Â You will see a few recipes in the links that I am sharing today. Â You can decide which recipe works best for your bubble blowing activities. Â Come Together Kids shares 2 bubbles recipes and this great idea for a bubble refill station…
Happy Hooligans shares yet another recipe for creating these homemade giant bubbles! Â I can’t wait to give them a try one day…
Next you will need wands or some other tool for blowing bubbles. Â I love these homemade bubble wands by Happy Whimsical Hearts! Â I think our children would love making them too…
Or how about scavenging around the house for other unique bubble blowing tools? Â I Can Teach My Child tried out an assortment of kitchen tools to use as bubble wands. Â I wonder what other tools you could find to use…
Housing a Forest has another unique bubble blowing tool. Â Create an awesome bubble snake out of a recycled water bottle…
Another great way to explore bubbles is through science! Â Get a close up view of bubbles and explore their colors with this fun bubble in a bowl activity…
Bubbles don’t always come from soap! Â You can create a bubbly reaction with this mystery color activity…
Art is another excellent way to explore bubbles! Â Bubble prints are fun for both toddlers and preschool aged children…
Bubble painting at the easel is also another great art process to explore…
While you are exploring bubbles, why not also bring out the bubble wrap for some awesome sensory fun!  Children love popping bubble wrap, of course.  But painting with it is also pretty fantastic.  These bubble mitts make awesome prints and are great for quick and easy clean up…
And how cool are these bubble wrapped roller pin prints? Â This is one painting process sure to interest the art lovers in your class…
What is your favorite way to explore bubbles? Â Or do you have a go-to bubble recipe? Â Share in the comment section below!
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