bubble activities for kids

Fun bubble activities for kids

Bubbles are so much fun for kids! Here are over 30 cool bubble activities to help kids make, explore, play and, most importantly, have FUN with bubbles.

Fun bubble activities for kids

No matter how much technology tries to take over our kids’ childhoods, there’s one thing that never goes out of style and keeps them entertained for hours – bubbles!

Most people have given their kids ordinary bubble wands and solution before, but there’s so much more you can do with them. Things like making giant bubbles, bubble art, sensory play, making your own solution, science activities and more. 

I love that bubbles encourage kids to get outdoors and have fun in the fresh air away from screens, and they are suitable for all age groups too. You’re never too old for bubbles! (yes that’s me at age 30-something in the pic below playing with bubbles)

Making giant bubbles

How to make big bubbles

Make some BIG bubbles using our DIY giant bubble recipe and wand tutorial. We made a giant wand from sticks and string and a large round wand from a coat hanger – this is seriously SO MUCH fun!

DIY bubble recipes

DIY Bubble Solution recipes

You don’t need to go out to the shops to buy bubble liquid – its SO simple to make at home and there are a million and one recipes out there. Here are a few of them:

• I love the idea of this this calming lavender bubble mix by The Chaos and The Clutter 
• Here is a simple tutorial on how to make home made bubbles by Fun with Mama
• Here are 5 different bubble recipes tried and tested by Teaching Mama on Capri + 3

You can’t make bubbles without a bubble wand, but the good news is they are extremely easy to make with a bit of creativity. 

Bubble wand tutorials:

More bubble wand ideas:

Kids blowing bubbles

More DIY bubble blowers

Bubble STEM ideas for kids

Bubble science ideas for kids

Learn science through bubble play! Here are some ways to explore the magic of bubbles whilst turning it into a STEM activity

Bubble bath bars

Bubble bath bars

Have you tried using bubble bath bars? They add such a fun twist to a kid’s bubble bath (my 11 year old still won’t get in the bath unless it’s got bubbles in it!). Here are some gorgeous handmade ones I found on ETSY:

Bubble art ideas for kids

Bubble art activities

Bubbles are awesome to use in art! Here are some fun ideas for you:

Bubble art ideas

More bubble art ideas

Bubble sensory play for kids

Sensory play with bubbles

The bubble bath never gets old, but try putting bubbles into a sensory play set up to keep preschoolers and toddlers entertained.

SO many cool bubble activities, right? Now the only question is which one do you want to do first?

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