• 1.

  Make sure children who do this know how to blow OUT and will not suck in the liquid.

• 2.

  Whenever the weather is fine, take art projects outdoors. The fresh air and sunlight lend new dimensions to children's creativity.

• 3.

  On a rainy day, cover the floor with a shower curtain and then recycled newspaper.

• 4.

  Put on Crayola® Art Smocks. Carry a plastic container outdoors and place it on a low table.

• 5.

  With a quart pitcher, measure warm water into the tub. For every quart of water, add 8 tablespoons of liquid dish soap and 6 tablespoons of glycerin (found in drug stores).

• 6.

  Blow bubbles through straws or paper towel tubes. Shape chenille sticks into bubble-blowing wands.

• 7.

  To make Bubbly Prints, add Crayola® Washable Kid's Paint to the water. Stir well. Blow bubbles onto white construction paper. As the bubbles pop, they leave circles of color.

Standards

• Asking Questions
• Physical: Eye - Hand Coordination
• Physical: Large Motor
• Physical: Small Muscles
• Social & Emotional: Flexibility
• Thinking: Observing
• Thinking: Predicting Outcomes
• Thinking: Problem Solving
• Thinking: Understanding Concepts