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Children enjoying a fun bubble snake craft activity with colorful bubbles
Recipe

Kids' Bubble Snake Craft

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Materials

  • 1 empty plastic water bottle (500 mL)
  • 1 old sock (clean and stretchy)
  • Scissors
  • Dish soap (any brand)
  • Water
  • Small bowl or container for bubble solution
  • Optional: food coloring or liquid watercolor for rainbow snakes
  • Optional: rubber band (for extra sock security)

Instructions

  • Cut the bottom off the plastic bottle using scissors. Stretch the sock over the cut end, pulling it tight. Secure with a rubber band if needed.
  • In a bowl, mix 1/2 cup water and 2–3 tbsp dish soap gently to avoid too many bubbles.
  • For rainbow snakes, drop food coloring onto the sock bottom.
  • Dip the sock-covered end into the bubble solution and blow gently through the bottle opening to create a long, stretchy bubble snake.

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