BIG Bubbles!

We had so much fun today!  Kids LOVE bubbles and we made some AWESOME bubbles!!  I pulled out one of my kids activity books and this was one of the fun activities that we found!  What a great way to enjoy the summer!

The bubbles just kept getting BIGGER and BIGGER!
BIG Bubbles!BIG Bubbles!
and bigger…
BIG Bubbles!BIG Bubbles!
and bigger…
BIG Bubbles!BIG Bubbles!
until they floated away!
We enjoyed watching our bubbles float away!
BIG Bubbles!

 

What do you need to make these BIG bubbles?
*water bottle
*rubber band
*sock
*liquid dishwashing soap and water

Begin by cutting off the end of the water bottle and cutting off the end if a clean sock.  Turn the sock inside out and attach to the cut end of the water bottle with a rubber band.  Dip into a 3 to 1 part water and soap mixture.  Have FUN!

Where is the little honey? (Sophia)
She tried blowing the bubbles OUT, but ended up sucking in the bubbles.  Poor thing:(  Needless to say, she was content to just watch:)

Annie Moffatt

Annie Moffatt is a former elementary school teacher and homeschool mom with a passion for helping young learners thrive. With a background in early education and a heart for making learning fun, Annie designs engaging, low-prep resources that build confidence and success in the classroom. Her hands-on, kid-friendly approach has supported thousands of teachers and parents around the world in creating joyful learning experiences for their students.

14 Comments

  1. Wow…now that is a bubble. I have seen this before around the blog world, but yours is by far the largest I have seen. I will definitely be doing this with my sweeties this summer. Great activity for when they are "bored".

  2. I love to see bare feet children in the summer! So free! At least that's how I feel when I take my shoes off.

    We did this a few years ago when my middle child was only 2. He sucked in the bubbles, too. We should do it again now that all 3 of mine are old enough to not suck it in.

  3. That looks like so much fun and what a long bunch of bubbles!! Thanks for the great tutorial…will save this one up for when Summer rolls around! Happy week ahead to you, Annie ~ xx

  4. I just saw your post on TBA and had to come check these out. It looks like so much fun!! I'm definitely going to try this out with my son. I think he would find it hilarious!! [He's only 19months so he won't be involving in the making of the bubbles haha]

    Katie
    Dirty Hands and Lesson Plans

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