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Materials
\n<\/strong>Liquid dish soap
\nPlastic spoons
\nDisposable cups
\nMeasuring cups
\nSmall pitcher of water
\nRigatoni
\nPipe cleaners<\/p>\n

Directions
\n<\/strong>Invite your child to pour liquid dish soap into a spoon, and then pour it into a disposable cup.  Then measure out 1\/4 cup of water and invite your child to pour it into the cup. Stir the mixture together.  Help your child form a wand by making a shape a the end of a pipe cleaner and giving it a few twists. Take the bubble solution  and pipe cleaner wands outside to test our bubble solution. You may also try blowing through dry rigatoni, just to experiment. Which one works better?  <\/p>\n

Here’s a wonderful article written by Blakely Bundy and Diane E. Levin, published in NAEYC\/Teaching Young Children:<\/p>\n

Preschool Play Plans:  Bubbling Over with Fun!<\/a><\/p>\n

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Materials Liquid dish soap Plastic spoons Disposable cups Measuring cups Small pitcher of water Rigatoni Pipe cleaners Directions Invite your child to pour liquid dish soap into a spoon, and then pour it into a disposable cup.  Then measure out 1\/4 cup of water and invite your child to pour it into the cup. Stir … <\/p>\n

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