Bubbles
Books in this lesson:
Pop! A Book about Bubbles
Author: Kimberly Brubaker Bradley
Publisher: Harper Trophy Year: 2001 Simple text explains how soap bubbles are made, why floating bubbles are always round, and what makes them pop. |
Bubble, Bubble
Author/Illustrator: Mercer Mayer Publisher: GIngham Dog Press Year: 1973 With a magic bubble solution, a boy discovers that he can blow any kind of bubble imaginable: a kangaroo, a bird, a car, or a boat. |
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In the BrainPOP jr. movie, "SOLID SHAPES", Annie and Moby introduce you to the solid shapes, like spheres!
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Nina and the Neurons:
In the Lab: Bubbles Burst Full Video - 14:32 Blows bubbles with Nina and the experimenters, and learns that the behavior of water changes when it is mixed with other ingredients. The program also investigates why bubbles pop, and blows bubbles using a fan and a hair dryer.
Grade(s) K-2 |
A collection of lesson plans, recipes, and more all about bubbles. Links include a bubble recipe that lasts a full year! A great experiment for students.
