Bubbles are amazing. They provide hours of experimenting and exploring. You can learn about surface tension and air currents, hot air, and humidity. All while having a blast, and at any age.
Recipe
6 cups water
1 cup light corn syrup (or 4 Tbsp glycerin)
2 cups Joy dishwashing soap (If using an ultra concentrated dishwashing liquid, use only 1 1/3 cups)
1 cup light corn syrup (or 4 Tbsp glycerin)
2 cups Joy dishwashing soap (If using an ultra concentrated dishwashing liquid, use only 1 1/3 cups)
Directions:
1 In a large bowl stir water (don't use soft water, but you can use distilled) and corn syrup until combined.
2 Add dishwashing liquid and stir very gently until well mixed.
3 Dip bubble wands into bubble liquid. A
slight breeze is a big help. Try to keep frothy bubbles from forming in the
bubbles solution by dipping and not stirring bubble wands. It will cause troubles, but you can skim off
the top and keep going.1 In a large bowl stir water (don't use soft water, but you can use distilled) and corn syrup until combined.
2 Add dishwashing liquid and stir very gently until well mixed.
http://www.diyncrafts.com/12981/homemade/summer-fun-with-the-kids-how-to-make-giant-homemade-bubbles
For extreme bubbles, check out this website-
http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Make-HUGE-Bubbles/
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