Preschool Treehouse
Preschool Treehouse
Preschool Treehouse
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Supplies:<br />
▶ Itty Bitty Bubble Bottles*<br />
(1 per child)<br />
▶ distilled water<br />
(1 cup per Crew)<br />
▶ Dawn dish soap<br />
(2 tablespoons<br />
per Crew)<br />
▶ glycerin (1 tablespoon<br />
per Crew)<br />
▶ turkey basters<br />
(1 per Crew)<br />
▶ bowls for mixing<br />
(1 per Crew)<br />
▶ measuring spoons<br />
and cups<br />
▶ “Fly Home & Try It”<br />
Sticker Sheets*<br />
(1 per child)<br />
▶ resealable plastic<br />
sandwich bags<br />
(1 per child)<br />
* available from Group Publishing or<br />
your Group VBS supplier<br />
Big Bubbles!<br />
The day before you do this activity, use<br />
the recipe below to fill a small wading<br />
pool with bubble solution. Place a<br />
cinder block or sturdy step stool in the<br />
middle of the pool, and set a hula hoop<br />
in the solution. Set it in an out-ofthe-way<br />
area, covered with a tarp.<br />
(Dust and dirt can make bubbles pop.)<br />
<strong>Preschool</strong>ers will love getting to stand<br />
in the middle of a huge bubble!<br />
▶ 5 gallons distilled water<br />
▶ 10 cups of Dawn dish soap (not<br />
antibacterial)<br />
▶ 5 cups glycerin (found in the first-aid<br />
aisle of most grocery stores)<br />
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Day 5 Craft & Play<br />
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Option 1: Itty Bitty Bubble<br />
Bottle<br />
Before kids arrive, mix up a batch of<br />
bubble solution, and fill up your own Itty<br />
Bitty Bubble Bottle.<br />
Hold up your bubble bottle, and ask:<br />
What do you think these bubbles will do when I<br />
blow them? (Fly away; pop; go everywhere.)<br />
Blow the bubbles, and let kids jump and pop them or<br />
blow them around the room. Ask:<br />
Why didn’t the bubbles just stay in one spot?<br />
(They move with the wind; they float away.)<br />
Say: Even though the bubbles all start off in this Itty Bitty Bubble Bottle, when I<br />
blow on them, they all float away! We don’t usually stay in one place—we go to<br />
preschool, a friend’s house, the store, the library…lots of places. No matter where<br />
you are…trust God! God is in all those places I just named. Let’s make some fun<br />
bubbles to remind us of our Bible Point.<br />
1. Have each Flight Crew gather around a<br />
mixing bowl at a table.<br />
2. Guide children in adding the following<br />
ingredients to their bowl:<br />
▶ 1 cup of distilled water<br />
▶ 2 tablespoons of Dawn dish detergent<br />
▶ 1 tablespoon of glycerin<br />
Let children take turns carefully stirring<br />
the solution.<br />
3. Give each preschooler an Itty Bitty<br />
Bubble Bottle, and write the child’s<br />
name on it. Use the turkey baster<br />
and a tablespoon to pour about<br />
3 tablespoons of bubble solution into<br />
each child’s bottle.<br />
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