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10 Fun Bubble Activities for Kids

July 12, 2012

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My 3 year old loves bubbles. It is one of the few things I can bring to the park and am guaranteed that he will join in the fun instead of running away (thus making me chase him all over the place — argh!).
Bubble activities for kids. Ideas to keep summer fun interesting.
Since bubbles are such a fun way to spend time outside during the summer, I want to mix it up a bit, besides relying on the old standby bubble wands.

I’ve been doing a little internet scouting to find new bubble ideas and decided to share them with you.

What bubble activities have you tried? If you’ve posted about bubble activities on your blog leave a comment with the link so we can check it out!

Homemade bubble solution from Coffee Cups and Crayons.

Rainbow Bubble Snakes at Housing a Forest

Blowing Bubbles with a water bottle at Projects for Preschoolers

The Unpoppable Bubble and Inside-Out Bubble at Family Fun

Toddler Bubbles Sensory Fun at Hands On As We Grow

Blowing Bubbles with Kitchen Utensils at The Wonder Years

Chasing Colorful Bubbles Art at Childhood Beckons

Giant Homemade Bubble Wand at Monkey Lobster

3 Ways to Paint With Bubbles at Artful Adventures

Bubble Painting from Nurture Store.

BONUS!!
From this blog:
Bath Bubble Science
Homemade Beaded Bubble Wands
Frozen Bubbles

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by: Erica posted in: Science, Water Play 2 Comments

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Comments

  1. MaryAnne K says

    July 12, 2012 at 7:23 pm

    Great round-up! I need to remember to try your frozen bubbles this winter!

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  2. Raising a Happy Child says

    July 13, 2012 at 1:22 am

    Neat list! The unpoppable bubble looks intriguing (except the prep required).

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