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Sunday Fun Day!
Winter: Frozen Bubbles
Try this experiment when there is no wind in the air.
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Bubbles freeze best when the temperature is near or below zero. Brrrr!
You can make your own bubble solution or use a purchased bottle. Ask
an adult for help with mixing this bubble solution.
Bubble Solution
• 1 cup warm water
• 1/2 cup dish soap
• 1/4 cup corn syrup
Add the ingredients to a large container and stir together SLOWLY. If you stir too
fast, you will have a container full of bubbles.
Use a straw or a bubble wand to blow your bubbles. Blow individual bubbles
directly onto a cold surface like a tree branch, patio table, or the ground. This
allows you to look at them longer or take a picture of them while frozen. If blown
into the air, a frozen bubble will shatter when it hits the ground or a solid surface.
Hold your straw near a surface and blow gently. Once the bubble is formed,
remove the straw from the bubble before it freezes. It make take a few tries to
be successful with the process, so do not give up!