If you have been following me (or if you live close by) you know that we are still living under a rain cloud ugh. Now I am not saying that the moisture isn't needed or appreciated but my gosh how many hours can you entertain a four year old in the house?? Ok now that I have that out of my system here is our latest rainy day project.....
Obviously you use a plate that is deep enough to hold a little bit of water and you just need a drop or two of dish soap, water, and a straw!! My son loves to do this and the fun always lasts longer than I expect it to.
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My daughter would make a huge mess with it. She would love it though. Hi from the SITStahood.
ReplyDeletebubbles are always a great entertainer, but i prefer in the outdoors, but if youre cooped up! go for it! thanks for stopping my my blog..
ReplyDeleteI used to love doing this with my boys!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog & helping to make my SITS day special!
Hello fellow country rural blogging friend!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by and helping me celebrate my sits day! I had ginormous fun.
Bubbles are a great entertainer!
It's always the simplest things that entertain kids the most, isn't it? ;)
ReplyDeleteOk, that does look like fun. I am giving you a bloggy award, stop by my blog to pick it up.
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Thanks for stopping by my blog on my SITS day!! What a great rainy day project!
ReplyDeleteFollowing you over from SITS... LOVE your blog!! I don't have the energy yet to try this with my kiddos, but maybe when school is out I can give it a try... Can't wait to follow your posts!! :)
ReplyDeleteWow! What a simple and fun activity! I will HAVE to try this next time I need some time :) Thanks sooooooo much for the blog award, too! I LOVE it and will definitly pass it on.
ReplyDeletereally love your ideas, came here from Shanty2Chic
ReplyDeleteIf you add a bit of food coloring (or tempera paint) to this, you can lay a piece of paper over the bubbles and make a print! I'm looking at a blue and green print that my son made at church a few weeks ago when they were talking about water.