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Contact_FullName: Karen Contact_Email: alittlecreativity.com date:: 10/21/01 Area: Bubble-Snack Idea: Bears Take a Bath Materials: 9 oz. clear plastic cocktail cups blue jello cool whip teddy grahams (or other shape) spoons Make Jell-O "bath" in cups prior to activity. Give each child their own "bathtub" and have them add cool whip "bubbles" and put their teddy bears in for a bath. Eat and enjoy! Contact_FullName: Deb Contact_Email: date:: 3/29/03 Area: Bubble-Snack Idea: Bubble Pizza You will Need: 1 can refrigerator biscuits 1 cup pizza sauce 1/2 cup mozzarella cheese 1/2 cup miscellaneous toppings (optional) Cut biscuits into small pieces. Combine in bowl with sauce, 1/4 cup cheese, and toppings if desired. Grease a 9 by 13 baking pan. Pour ingredients into pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 25 minutes. Top with remaining 1/4 cheese. Bake another 5 minutes. Enjoy!
9-14-00Make Bubble Milk. Give each child a small cup and a straw. Fill each cup halfway with milk. Add either chocolate or strawberry syrup to each cup; give them a choice. Then, let the children gently blow bubbles into the milk using the straws, which mixes the syrup with the milk. Then, they can drink their milk. I did this with my class, and we didn't have any big messes...just lots of fun. Note-You can also use food coloring, and teach children how to mix two colors to make another using this same activity.
8-5-00Sparkling Jell-O! Let the children make their own snack with Jell-O mix. Instead of mixing water with the powder use sparkling cider, seven-up, or seltzer water. When the Jell-O is eaten you can actually feel little bubbles popping in your mouth! My class loved it.
7-27-00Bubbly Drink. Mix apple or grape juice but use seltzer water instead of plain water to make bubbly juice. The children at my school really enjoyed this. They all got a chance to taste the plain seltzer water, too.
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