Enjoy these fun bubble toddler art projects at home. Little ones love bubbles, embrace it with these super fun bubble activities. These activities are all designed to teach important motor skills, like pinching, blowing, sucking, grabbing, and more. They are meant to get messy so embrace it! Live in the Los Angeles, CA area? Join our classes in person in Culver City, CA to complete these projects with other curious kids and their loved ones.
Colored Bubbles
Materials
- Biocolor Paint - any colors
- Dawn Dish Soap
- Plates
- Bubble Wands
- 9”x12” White Paper
Instructions
Mix dish soap, water, and biocolor paint to form a thin colored bubble solution. Have fun exploring all the ways you can decorate your paper with bubbles! Make sure to use Dawn dish soap specifically as it makes the best bubbles.
Bubble Wrap Prints
Materials
- Biocolor Paint - any colors
- Plates
- Paint Rollers
- 9”x12” White Paper
Instructions
Cover bubble wrap with paint and see what cool patterns and designs you can make.
Bubble Blowing
Materials
- Biocolor Paint
- Dawn Dish Soap
- Plates
- Straws
- 9”x12” White Paper
Instructions
Mix dish soap with biocolor paint and have fun blowing bubbles all over your paper.
Balloon Painting
Materials
- 9”x12” White Paper
- Water Balloons
- Plates
- Tempera Paint
- Glue
- Glitter
Instructions
Blow up balloons, dip them in paint, and discover all the cool things you can make.
Plastic Bottle Bubbles
Materials
- 9”x12” White Paper
- Liquid Watercolor Paint
- Plates
- Dawn Dishsoap
- Paint Brushes
- Plastic Bottles
- Craft Knife
Instructions
Cut the bottle off a plastic bottle and use it as a bubble wand.
Watercolor Balloons
Materials
- White Paper
- Oil Pastels
- Liquid Watercolor Paint
- Paint Cups
- Paint Brushes
- Tissue Paper
- Glue
- Bowl
- Hole Punch
- Yarn
Instructions
Cut out a balloon shape, then decoration with oil pastels, watercolor, and tissue paper. Finish it off with a string on the bottom. Make more balloons to have an entire bundle.
Splatter Monsters
Materials
- White Paper
- Liquid Watercolor Paint
- Paint Cups
- Pippettes
- Straws
- Monster Face Stickers
Instructions
Squeeze out watercolor paint on your paper, then blow it around with straws. You can make one or multiple monsters per page. Finish it off with monster face stickers, or use construction paper and markers and make your own!
Videos
Check out all our projects in video format on YouTube.
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