Blowing bubbles

Using a bubble-blowing apparatus, researchers developed a model that explains the effects of several factors, such as the breath velocity, on the process of blowing a bubble.

‘Bubbles’ from Toys and Games to Make (1966) (Young Meredith was artist #RobertAyton’s niece)

Blowing Bubbles

Your kids love bubbles — and face it, you probably do too — but even the most devoted bubble enthusiast sometimes get bored with aimlessly blowing bubbles with a wand or chasing the bubbles you blow. These nine DIY bubble games are safe for kids, are easy to make at home and bring your mommy Read more...

Ask any child what their favourite part of Science lessons are and a lot will say experiments. Getting practical hands-on experience by investigating and recording results really helps a child learn and understand. Teach them by playing this fun and friendly year and year 2 KS1 Science quiz together

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Bubbles!