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This summer your kids will love to learn How to Make your Own Bubble Blower.
This craft is so fun for summer because it keeps your kids happy and entertained and it is super easy to make with items that you can normally find in your house.
My kids have had so much fun making their own bubble blowers and even the younger ages are able to do this themselves.
This is a great summer craft, preschool craft or activity for camping.
DIY Science Experiment
Kid love bubbles! My kids are entertained for hours playing with bubbles. Traditional bubbles use a bubble wand to blow your bubbles. A Bubble Blowers works more like a science experiment where kids can create their own blower from start to finish.
Using a cup and a straw can teach your child about bubbles and how when you blow harder, more bubbles form or if you blow slower there will be less. This is a fun way to teach your kids science. This can also be a fun homeschool or preschool project.
How to Make your Own Bubble Blower:
What you need:
Plastic Cup
Plastic Straw
Water
Soap
1. Poke a small hole in your plastic cup. This needs to be big enough to stick your straw into.
2. Pour 1/2 part water and 1/2 soap into the bottom of your cup. You don’t need very much. In total, it will be about an inch. Make sure your liquid is lower than your hole.
3. Stick your straw into your cup, tilt your straw so it is into the bubble liquid and BLOW!!
How to Make your Own Bubble Blower:
Ingredients
- Plastic Cup
- Plastic Straw
- Water
- Soap
Instructions
- . Poke a small hole in your plastic cup. This needs to be big enough to stick your straw into.
- Pour 1/2 part water and 1/2 soap into the bottom of your cup. You don't need very much. In total, it will be about an inch. Make sure your liquid is lower than your hole.
- Stick your straw into your cup, tilt your straw so it is into the bubble liquid and BLOW!!
Make your own Bubble Mixture Recipe:
