DIY Edible Bubbles and Decorative Jar

Edible bubbles are a fun, safe and easy science project to do with your kids. This activity is suitable for kids of all ages with adult supervision and can be a fun project at kids parties, in classrooms, or simply for weekend fun in the spring or summertime. These bubbles only require 4 ingredients and will take only 10-12 minutes for hours of fun.

The next part of the activity is a decorative DIY bubble jar to store the bubble mixture in. This requires minimal materials as well and takes about 10-15 minutes. This decorative jar is not only for the bubble mixture, but can be used to store anything you desire.

* Note: Although these bubbles are edible and safe for consumption, it is not recommended to eat bubbles as though they are food. They are meant to taste non-soapy and pleasant if it pops in one’s mouth, rather than the usual soapy taste of regular bubbles, which can also be very unsafe for consumption. The dish soap used must be organic or chemical free, as it is safe to ingest a small amount of this.

Materials/Ingredients for Bubbles:
Kool Aid Liquid (any flavor- as much as needed for 1 ½ cups of water)

1 ½ cups Water

⅛ cup Corn Syrup

¼ cup Organic Dish Soap

Bubble Wand/Straw

Mixing Bowl

Measuring Cups/Measuring Utensils

For Jar:

Mason Jar

Construction Paper or any other sturdy paper

Mod Podge Glue

Paintbrush

Bubble Mixture Straw/Bubble Wand

Scissors

Markers (optional)

1. Gather necessary materials and prepare workspace (make sure you have a clean, large workspace. Be mindful of what is around you that could get damaged by liquids, soap, etc.).

2. In a medium sized bowl, mix as much Kool Aid as needed with 1 ½ cup of water until all Kool Aid liquid is dissolved thoroughly.

3. Add ⅛ cup of corn syrup to Kool Aid mixture. Stir until well combined.

4. Add ¼ cup dish soap to mixture. Mix thoroughly.

5. Transfer mixture into any basin of your preference, dip your bubble wand in the

mixture and have hours of fun!

1. Gather all necessary materials and prepare workspace.

2. Fit and cut construction paper out to size of mason jar.

3. Blow bubbles onto paper to make desired splatter and bubble effect.

Let dry for at least 5 minutes.

5. Label paper if desired.

6. Apply Mod Podge to backside of paper. Completely cover paper with smooth, even layer.

7. Stick glued paper onto mason jar. Press firmly to assure it is secure.

8. Apply second layer of Mod Podge on front side of paper for glossy effect and to seal in design.

9. Let dry for at least 20 minutes.