Bubbles!

Good Morning Willows!

We can't believe this is our last Wednesday of the school year together! We are excited to share some bubble fun with you today, we hope you enjoy it! Below you will find a fun bubble experiment, a recipe to make your own bubbles that don't pop as easily, and a story about bubbles!

Bubble Experiment

Today's experiment is all about making a bubbles in your glass! Here's what you need to do this experiment with me:

A glass (it needs to be clear)

Water

Oil

Food Coloring

Alka-Seltzer Tablet

Check out the experiment below! Enjoy!

Ms. Stephanie enjoys a little bubble play:

Check out her rainbow bubble!

If you would like to make bubble solution at home I found a great one that is supposed to create long lasting bubbles that you can hold in your hands! I will put the recipe here and attach the website if you would like to check it out yourself!

Recipe:

HOMEMADE BUBBLE SOLUTION WITH HONEY

• 4 cups clean water
• 1/2 cup dish soap (Dawn, the blue stuff, works best!)
• 1/3 cup honey

Combine lukewarm water with the honey and stir completely to dissolve honey. Slowly pour in the dish soap and gently stir to combine. Try not to create foam during this step; too much foam prevents the solution from working well. You can use this solution right away to blow big and small bubbles, and the solution works even better if you let it sit and age for a few hours or overnight.

I got this recipe from: Extreme Bubbles

Bubble Story

Here's a story called Bubbles Float Bubble Pop by Mark Andrew Weakland.

Don't forget today is the Pick Up Parade at AFC. Willow pick up time is 3:30! If you have any questions about it let us know. There is information about it in the Monday Memo if you would like to look there as well!!! Have a wonderful day!