Glow Stick Bubbles
Setting: outside
Materials:
Non-Toxic Glow
Sticks or Highlighters
Clear Plastic
Cups
Scissors
Bubble Liquid
Bubble Blowing
Wands
Paper towels
(for clean up)
Instructions:
1. Add bubble
liquid to clear plastic cups.
2. Take glow sticks
or highlighters and cut with scissors and let them soak in the bubble liquid.
3. Remove
outside contents (outside of the glowstick or the highlighter pen) from the
liquid.
2. Mix together
with bubble blowing wands.
4. Go outside
and blow florescent bubbles!
Purpose: This activity work on oral stimulation
through blowing bubbles. It also works on the individual’s senses by viewing
the bubbles at a florescent color spectrum and expanding their visual exposure.
Touching the bubbles could also lead to another touch sensory experience.
Holding the bubble wand and twisting it through the bubbles could also help
pinch grips that expand fine motor skills needed in writing and scissor
activities used in school.
Trend Hunter (December 31, 2010). Night Vision
Bubble-Blowing. Retrieved from:http://www.trendhunter.com/trends/glow-in-the-dark-bubbles#!/photos/75986/1
Glow in the Dark Bubbles. (May 2012). [Image]. Retrieved
from: http://blog.kriegsman.org/2012/03/14/glowing-bubbles-yes-but-no/
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