Bubble Snake Maker

The Bubble Fun started this week at our house with the Bubble Refill Station and a couple homemade bubble recipes.  Then, we made some super fun (and super easy) Really BIG Bubble Makers.  Now, we're adding one more inexpensive and really easy activity to do with bubbles ~ the  Bubble Snake Maker!

I first found this great idea last summer from my friend, Kimberly, at The Muddy Princess.  My kids loved it and were asking to do it again when we broke out the bubbles earlier this week.

Look how easy they are to make!

 

1.  Gather your supplies ~ an empty plastic bottle, a piece of terry cloth fabric ( I used an old washcloth, but a old tube sock works great too ) and a rubber band.

2.  Cut the bottom off your plastic bottle and cut your fabric into a circle.

3.  Assemble your Bubble Snake Maker by putting the fabric over the open bottom of your bottle and securing it with the rubber band.

4.  Put some dish detergent in a bowl and add a little bit of water.  Dip your Bubble Snake Maker in and you're ready to go!

5.  Have fun making your Bubble Snakes!!  After dipping into the soap mixture, gently blow into the mouth of your bottle.  A slow, gentle stream of air will create a long chain of bubbles.  ( Just don't inhale, or you might get a mouthful of bubbles ~ yuck! )

Big!

Bigger!

Biggest!

It's a fun little project that will keep the kids happy and entertained, but costs next to nothing!

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