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Science: Physical Science Communication Literacy
What's a Bubble Made Of?
Learn what a bubble is made of (water, soap molecules, air) and what shape it takes.Instructions
Get Ready
Gather the following materials. We've linked to our suggested choices, but feel free to substitute!
- "Bubble Bubble" by Mercer Mayer
- Kids Discover: "The Science Behind Bubbles". Or any similar kid-friendly online resource about bubbles
- Dry-erase board. You can also use a chalkboard, or even just paper!
- Camera
Read
Read “Bubble, Bubble” by Mercer Mayer, or another book of your choice about bubbles.
Be Curious
Help your tot learn something new about bubbles. Refer to Kids Discover’s “The Science Behind Bubbles,” or another resource of your choice, to help answer questions. Document as you learn, drawing pictures, making lists, and/or taking photos.
- I wonder what bubbles are made of. Do you know?
- This says bubbles are made of 3 things: water, soap molecules, and air!
- Let’s draw bubbles and the parts.