Kids Crafts: Balloons, Bubbles & Balls #1

Crafts: Color Bubble activities: FlySwatter Bubbles, the collection of cotton balls, water balloons Fun < b>; Snack: <; / B> <br chewing Popcorn Balls> selection of reading: Twenty-one Balloons by William Pene du Bois Crafts: Bulls color < / B>; Need ;: </ B> dishwashing detergent food dyes or washable paint a straw role shallow pan < b> Instructions: </ B> Mix about 1 / 2 dishwashing detergent and 1 / 3 of water in a saucepan (one or the other) mix any type of food colouring until that you reach the ideal color you want. If you use paint, make sure it is washable. Outdoor with the tank full of bubbles mixture of colors. the end of one end of the straw in the pan, lift, and shot by another facet to create a bubble, then slowly resume paper and balloon pop. Continue to do with different colors of paint, and get a big bubble color photo printing! You can also use straw to blow many bubbles in the pan, then place a piece of paper on top to absorb the bubbles. It would provide a good idea! activities: Bulls FlySwatter Need : pure fly swatter bubble solution Instructions: < br> Fill a shallow bowl with plastic bubble things and every child a new cleaning FlySwatter. Make the final dip in Buchen, followed by the creation of tons of air bubbles! activities: picking cotton Ball Need : cotton balls Vaseline channel (or scarves) ; Instructions: </ B> Distribute cotton balls in their own area. Each player has his hands behind his back, or hands in their pockets, and Vaseline on his nose. When the game starts, the player goes to a bale of cotton, bends down and resumed the cotton ball with his nose. That first tour win or set a deadline and is the most cotton balls. You can also play with teams! activities: World Water Fun Need : waterguns pence balloons or small objects chain < ; Br> markers clothing line Directions: children the love of pleasure these objectives can be water-jet with weapons. Add a few cents on a balloon. Blow and add a chain. Link rope to a line of clothing. To make it more pleasant to meet with the bulls or eyes may be drawn on the planet. Hang balloons of different sizes and lengths of chain to increase the challenge. Get up and take a view! snack: Popcorn Balls chewing Need : 1 / 2 cup sugar 1 / 2 cup light corn syrup < br> 4 SCT. margarine 1 / 2 c. tea. salt 8 cups popcorn jumped Instructions: Place sugar, light corn syrup, margarine, salt and a large saucepan. Cook over medium-high heat, stirring constantly, until mixture is a constant simmer. Add the mixture of popcorn spontaneously, stirring until all popcorn coated in its entirety. Remove from oven and cool. Fill a medium bowl with water. Dip your hands in water and in the form of a bag of popcorn balls, the size of a tennis ball. Place the balls on a sheet of wax paper, then cool completely, at any place a plastic bag or wrapped in plastic. reading selection: twenty-Balloons by William Pene du Bois It is a great history of the child to go along with these ideas! Pam Lester is the owner and creator of http://www.TheIdeaBox.com http://www.TheIdeaBox.com. The site offers free crafts for children, recipes, games and activities for parents, teachers and caregivers. Please visit http://www.TheIdeaBox.com TheIdeaBox.com more good ideas!