Priyanka Desai

Bubble Double Fun!

Isn’t this looking fun & exciting…kids will get thrilled to watch the bubble grow!
I asked my kiddo, what does this look like…what caption would you want to give this activity and she said, “Anaconda Bubble” 🙂 

Do try it out and see what your lil one names it. Do share interesting ‘CAPTIONS’ here….

MATERIALS:

    👉Old cleaned Socks

    👉Liquid Dish solution

    👉Plastic Bottle

    👉Cutter

    👉Food Color

    PROCESS:
    ✳️Step 1-Take a plastic bottle, cut it’s bottom and slide the sock over the bottom of the bottle. Secure it with a rubber band.


    ✳️Step 2 -Pour the liquid solution in a small bowl & add some color in it.


    ✳️Step 3 -Dip the bottle having the socks end into the bowl of soap and coat the bottom.


    ✳️Step 4- Kids to place mouth around the bottle & blow!


    ✳️Step 5- Now keep blowing until the bubbles get longer…forming a structure like Snake.

    HAPPY BUBBLE MAKING!

    Published by Priyanka Desai

    “Creativity is just connecting things. When you ask creative people how they did something, they feel a little guilty because they didn’t really do it, they just saw something. It seemed obvious to them after a while” – Steve Jobs I have always been passionate about creating opportunities for children to hone their creative thinking and problem-solving skills, which they could uphold till their adulthood too. What captivates me is their innocence, intense curiosity and keen desire to learn new things. My mom inspired me to teach, she was a gifted teacher and was loved by all her students. This is why teaching became my part-time profession where I taught children, played with them or simply interacted with them at different levels. I am a Marketing Communications professional for over the past 8 years and have worked in different sectors. I had to pause my work as I had become a mum to a beautiful baby girl and we named her Siya which means ‘Goddess Sita’. Kids -Aren’t they precious and innocent human beings? Well, when my baby was born, we were on cloud nine. We found all her actions so cute and adorable. And I love this subject, that being said, it was also tough and seemed frustrating at times. Gone are the days we sat imagining and experimenting things, today’s children like to get introduced to many new things each day/each minute. With the digital age, my kid got exposed to mobile phones, internet, tabs at a very young age which then became a go-to method to ensure that she ate her meal, got ready to go to school, after school hours as well. Due to which I found my baby distracted, bored and with lesser attention span to do anything. I always used to think, is it possible for me to keep her away from these devices, not completely but whenever possible? I am sure most of the parents must be facing the same issue as I am. This compelled me to do hands-on experiments and keep her engaged in activities that fostered creative spirit and kept her mind healthy. In this creative world, where creative thinking is required at every stage of our lives, the challenge of learning becomes even harder for the next generations. Developing the sense of creativity in children ‘right from the formative age’ is the key to this problem. Everything I write about in my blog is geared towards the right use of creativity and how everyone in a child’s ecosystem i.e parents, grand-parents, teachers, coach etc. can help a child stand-out in this innovative world by making learning a fun element. This could help them adapt and face the unpredictable challenges easily. I hope that my blog will encourage and help you figure out ways to keep a child engaged in creative activities, as at the end of the day, the goal of any adult is to spend quality time with children where every day will be a new learning and enjoyable experience with them! The blog also focuses on children’s health & nutrition, recipes to prepare with them, Mom to be/baby care tips and advice by industry experts and so on. Hope you’ll hang out with me here on my blogs so that we can together explore ways to encourage children to express their emotions and become a good learner.

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