bubbles

Complete set of how-to tips and techniques on getting the most out of David Stein's incredible invention, as well as a celbration of the gentle soap bubble it's science, spirit and practice.

Grace can make soap bubbles, milk bubbles, and even burp air bubbles, but she cannot be a member of her big sister's bubble gum club until she acquires a certain skill.

Discusses the surface tension of soap bubbles focusing on elasticity, capillary attraction, and experiments with soap bubbles. Also discusses their colors and the forces which shape them.

David's giant bubble bounces all over town gulping up everything in its path. A one-to-ten counting lesson.

Contains pictures and hands-on activities designed to help young readers learn about the scientific properties of water and bubbles.

Projects and experiments use soap to explain such topics as surface tension and air currents, as well as why soap gets things clean.

Includes experiments involving various kinds of soap and soap bubbles to demonstrate how soap works and to help explore electricity, light, and other science topics.

A little boy creates all sorts of fantastic animals with his magic bubble maker.

Andy's offerings for show-and-tell always seem to bore his kindergarten class until one day he finds a magic bottle of bubbles that temporarily transports all of them on an aerial adventure.

The O'Mally sisters' bubble bath has some scary moments when they realize their bubbles contain chickens, frogs, and a mean, hungry alligator.