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W UKŁADZIE SŁONECZNYM  || NutkoSfera || Piosenki DLA DZIECI

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Śpiewające Brzdące - Piosenki dla dzieci

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Śpiewające Brzdące - Nasza planeta - Piosenki dla dzieci 🌳🌳🌳

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Śpiewające Brzdące - Piosenki dla dzieci

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Śpiewające Brzdące - Przegoń wirusa - Piosenki dla dzieci

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Nasza Ziemia jest piękna

I najbliższa, bo nasza.

Dobra jak oczy matki,

Kiedy patrzą na nas.

Tu rośniemy,

Tu co dzień

Nas zabawa zaprasza,

Tutaj budzi nas słońce,

Nasze słońce z rana.

Nasza Ziemia nas karmi,

Daje nam złote ziarno,

Wiosną błękit i kwiaty,

Latem słodkie wiśnie.

Więc kochamy tę Ziemię

I piaszczystą i czarną.

Zasypiamy spokojnie,

Kiedy gwiazda błyśnie.

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Watch the video below to see this fun DIY Recycled Bottle Bubble Blower in action! Make sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel for more fun videos!

My kids love blowing bubbles and we love thinking of new ways to blow them like this DIY recycled bottle bubble blower!

We also like making our own solution - it's so easy with just a couple of kitchen ingredients!

Making your own blowers from pipe cleaners or socks like this bubble snake is just as easy.

We decided to put a twist on the bottle snake version by using a mesh fruit bag. The whole blower becomes a fun recycled project. Talk about turning trash to treasure! At least from a kid's perspective.

We took this concept and created AMAZING watercolor bubble art prints a couple of summers ago as a fun collaborative project.

The possibilities to create and play with this easy recycled bubble blower are endless!

Find out how to make this clever and easy recycled bottle bubble blower to make amazing LARGE bubbles!

If you scroll all the way down below the post, you'll see we improvised this simple bottle bubble blower to see how it would work on a large 2 liter plastic bottles. To our amazement it did and created even more gigantic bubbles!

The kids had a blast seeing if they could connect their huge bottles together!

What kind of bottle and mesh bag do I need?

You can use any kind of plastic bottle! A round one of course makes it easier to blow out bubbles. We used a fruit mesh bag that comes in grocery stores and typically holds oranges, lemons or limes. It would be fun to experiment with other bags with holes!

Do I need to make homemade bubble solution?

No you do not you can use store bought bubble solution. But if you want to make your own, here is our recipe.

Recycled Bottle Bubble Blower - Materials:

- Homemade Bubbles (this is our favorite bubble solution using , water and dishwashing soap)

- Plastic Bottle

- Scissors

- Piece of mesh fruit bag (the kind that holds fruit like oranges) cut into a section wide enough to fit over your bottle

- Duct Tape

Step 1. Make your bubble solution according to the instructions here or get a variety of bubble solutions here.

Step 2. Cut your bottle in half with scissors, Add your mesh over the half with the opening and secure the sides with duct tape.

Step 3. Add some bubble solution in a shallow bowl so your bottle will fit over. Dip in the solution and then blow!

Remember to blow OUT and not in. If you want to prevent any accidental blowing in, you can simply ask your kids to blow without their lips actually touching the bottle opening. It works just as well. Check out our video up above to see it in action.

The mesh opening creates such pretty large bubble pockets. It's magical to see them floating away. The kids had a blast making large multi-faceted bubbles!

This easy recycled bottle bubble blower is one of the most fun DIY toys we've ever made and takes just 5 minutes! Mesmerizing and awesome summer fun.

Have you tried making your own bubble blower before? Give it a try! It will not disappoint, we promise.

Check out the amazing bubble art we made with this fun recycled bottle bubble blower!

And lots more summer activities and creative projects for kids.

UPDATE: We had so much fun with this recycled bottle bubble blower that we tried it with even bigger bottles to make GIANT bubbles! Use the same steps as above except use empty 2 Liter bottles. The kids enjoyed it even more with their friends. They also loved trying to connect bubbles together to see how large they could get. See all the fun pictures below. Happy bubble blowing!

Check out more fun bubble activities for kids

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Recycle a bottle and make INCREDIBLE LARGE bubbles!

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Watch the video below to see this fun DIY Recycled Bottle Bubble Blower in action! Make sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel for more fun videos! My kids love blowing bubbles and we love thinking of new ways to blow them like this DIY recycled bottle bubble blower!

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Recyklingowy organizer na długopisy i kredki.

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Recyklingowy organizer na długopisy i kredki.

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This project takes weaving for kids to a whole new level. Not only will your kids learn some basic weaving skills but alllll of the materials used are 100% upcycled. That's right- a zero cost art project because all of the materials were headed to to the trash anyways! Save a water bottle and an old t-shirt and get ready for a new kind of water bottle craft!

A plastic bottle craft...

This weaving for kids starts with an old water bottle as a structure to weave on. Depending what size and shape you want your final weaving you could choose different types of containers. We used small water bottles and Gatorade bottles but any plastic container would work. Experiment with cottage cheese containers, yogurt cartons, and all different shapes and sizes.

A bonus of using a water bottle for this plastic bottle craft is water bottles are made from such thing pliable plastic that's super easy to cut through.

100% recycled craft materials,,,

While the structure for this weaving for kids is built on a plastic bottle even the yarn is upcycled. It's homemade t-shirt yarn - actually made from an old t shirt! I love this yarn for a couple of reasons. First, it's free. Second, because you're making the yarn yourself you can make it as skinny or as wide as you want. Thicker yarn adds up faster when weaving. Which for kids means quicker gratification because they can see progress more quickly.

See this DIY t-shirt yarn post for the details on exactly how to make your own t-shirt yarn. It's a quick process that turns an old t-shirt into a hefty ball of yarn.

Creating a structure to weave on from a plastic bottle...

If your kiddo has never done any weaving before I suggest starting with a simple paper weaving. It will allow your child to get the hang of that under over patterning before moving onto a more challenging three dimensional type of weaving like this plastic bottle craft.

Then you're ready to prepare your bottle for weaving. Use a sharp pair of scissors to puncture the plastic in the top "neck" of the bottle. Trim all the way around the bottle- separating the neck of the bottle and leaving a column of plastic. Most water bottles have ridges running around the bottle. Leaving a ridge at the top of the bottle will be a good thing for your weaving. That lip will give your last row or two of weaving a place to settle and not slip right off the finished product.

Making an odd number of cuts...

Next you'll want to make an odd number of cuts from the top of the water bottle down to the base. More cuts means smaller and smaller strips of plastic to weave in and out of. Fewer cuts means larger sturdier strips of plastic to weave around. Either choice is fine but fewer cuts does make for a simpler weaving process. You know your kids and what will work for them!

It's super important that you make an ODD number of cuts. This ensures that when you're weaving and get all the way around the plastic bottle that the weaving pattern will continue correctly. If you make an even number of cuts the weaving pattern won't alternate like it should.

We used two different types of water cottles and each had an impression on the bottom that divided the bottle into an odd number of segments. (See the pic below.) If you're lucky enough to use a bottle like that just cut from the edge of the bottle down to each ridge and you're ready to weave. If not- do your best to divide it up into five, seven, or nine somewhat equal parts. Perfection not necessary.

How to start weaving for kids...

Choose any color to start weaving. Leave a decent sized "tail" on the inside of the bottle. You can always trim it or tuck it in later. Use a simple over/ under pattern to work all the way around the bottle. If you have an odd number of vertical plastic strips and you followed that over/ under pattern consistently when you get back to where you started the second row of weaving will naturally be opposite of the first. Anywhere the first row is "under" the second row will be "over" and vice versa.

For a hands on look at how to make this weaving for kids watch the video tutorial below.....

Ready to switch colors.....

Why make things harder than they have to be. We simply tied two pieces of the t-shirt yarn together and trimmed all excess. These knots don't need to be incredibly durable as once the yarn is woven there won't be much stress or strain on them. It's a simple and easy way to switch colors and/ or textures of yarn.

In most cases it worked out to "hide" the know on the inside of the bottle weaving. Even if they end up on the outside the knots are small enough to be inconspicuous.

Just keep weaving....

As you weave you want to keep punching the layers down to compact them. The more tightly woven your weaving is stacked the more weaving you'll see and the less plastic water bottle that will peek through!

Finishing your water bottle weaving....

Every water bottle we used had nice ridges along the top that work perfectly to anchor the rows of weaving and keep them from slipping right off the top. If you use a sour cream carton or something like that I'd recommend keeping that very top "lip" attached just for this reason. It's a nice natural ending.

Leave a tail of a few inches and tuck it down into the weaving on the inside of the bottle.

If you enjoyed this plastic bottle craft please share it on your favorite social media channel!

Every share helps me to bring you more fun projects and free printables!

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Weaving for Kids- a Recycled Plastic Bottle Craft - The Kitchen Table Classroom

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This project takes weaving for kids to a whole new level. Not only will your kids learn some basic weaving skills but alllll of the materials used are 100% upcycled. That's right- a zero cost art project because all of the materials were headed to to the trash anyways!

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Najprościej mówiąc, jest to ponowne wykorzystanie odpadów.

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Segreguj odpady, to opłaca się nam wszystkim :-)

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Zanim wyrzucimy coś do kosza, zastanówmy się kilka razy, czy na pewno nie możemy tego powtórnie wykorzystać.
Zainspiruj się lub wymyśl coś sam. Podziel się z nami efektami :)

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30 Creative Recycled Art Projects {for Kids} - My Mommy Style

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Skip the store and find supplies around the house to make these recycled art projects. 30 creative ideas will keep your kids busy crafting for a long time.

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30 Creative Recycled Art Projects

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PZU Niestraszki – Lola Pola „Jeden pstryk” – teledysk

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ZoZi - Świat w naszych rękach (eko piosenka z płyty "Ważne sprawy")

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Ćwiczymy rękę i oko ;)

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Self Inflating Balloon: Baking Soda and Vinegar Balloon Experiment [Video] | Balloon science experiments, Science projects for kids, Science experiments kids

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Wow the kids! Do the Self Inflating Balloon science experiment by combining baking soda and vinegar to create an awesome chemical reaction!

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eksperyment

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Discover recipes, home ideas, style inspiration and other ideas to try.

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A co to takiego?

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DZIWNE EKSPERYMENTY Z WODĄ! *zalałem studio*

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Kwiatek, który sam się otwiera na wodzie

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Kwiatek, który sam się otwiera na wodzie

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Czy na pewno umiesz segregować śmieci? Quiz

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Czy na pewno umiesz segregować śmieci? Quiz

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Sprawdź, czy potrafisz segregować śmieci! - NaszeMiasto.pl

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Piosenka "Mamo, tato, wolę wode!" - Zdrojek i Przyjaciele

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14 rzeczy, które możemy zrobić dla Ziemi już w tym tygodniu

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14 rzeczy, które możemy zrobić dla Ziemi już w tym tygodniu

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Łatwo je pomylić z wiśnią,

kiedy się na drzewach pysznią.

Soczyste kulki w gronach stłoczone,

pyszne z nich soki, wina cenione.

W żółtą skórkę ubrany,

podłużny owoc,

co przez małpy jest lubiany.

Zielona piłka, lecz nie do grania.

A do czego? Do skosztowania!

W środku soczysty miąższ czerwony, pysznie smakuje latem krojony.

Plasterek w herbacie żółty pływa,

jak się owoc ten nazywa?

Kulista jest, pomarańczowa,

soczysta i bardzo zdrowa.

Z soków dobrze wszystkim znana,

do cytrusów zaliczana.

Małe, błyszczące kulki czerwone,

co w konfiturach są zatopione.

Wcześniej na drzewach w sadzie wisiały,

szpaki je często z drzew tych skradały.

Z jakich owoców powidła się smaży, o których to potem każdy sobie marzy?

Wiele rośnie ich w lesie,

każdy je do domu niesie.

Małe, ciemne te kuleczki

dobre z cukrem do miseczki.

Na drzewach rosną żółte, czerwone, bywają także nawet zielone. Bez nich szarlotka się nie obędzie, gdy ją upieczesz, miej mnie na względzie.

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Inspirujące, prawda? Każdy z nas może mieć zielonego towarzysza w domu, na działce.

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Gdybyśmy zamiast wyrzucać butelki mogli z nich wyczarować coś pożytecznego? Może zrobimy pojemniki na kredki, gumki czy inne wasze akcesoria?

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Potrzebne: opakowanie po serku bądź inny plastikowy odpad, spinacz, gumka, ładunek (piłeczka, mały balon,  klocek, itp) i oczywiście dobry humor ;)

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Potrzebujecie: butelkę, sznurek, opakowanie po zabawce z kinder niespodzianki, pomysł i zręczność w łapaniu. Dobrej zabawy.

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Potrzebujecie: 2 patyków, 2 rolki po papierze, 4 korki, sznurek i słomki, a najważniejsze to wyobraźnia.

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Potrzebujecie rolek po papierze bądź ręczniku papierowym, nożyczek, kulek, pomponów i dużo kreatywności ;)

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Odstresujmy się wymyślając zwierzaki, pejzaże z korków :)

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Odstresujmy się wymyślając zwierzaki, pejzaże z korków :)

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ten krótki wierz napisał uczeń klasy czwartej, brawo!
Może Wam też chodzą po głowie fajne rymowanki?

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Eksperymenty dla dzieci | Doświadczenia ze świeczką | Kreatywna Mama|

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Ulubionym efektem doświadczeń są wybuchy! Wszystkie zabawy, w których coś się przelewa, wylewa i musuje, są super! Aby wykonać kolorowe wulkany, potrzebujecie:

4 szklanki wypełnione wodą

bibułę w 3 kolorach (lub barwniki spożywcze)

kwasek cytrynowy

opakowanie sody oczyszczonej

strzykawka lub po prostu łyżka

W trzech szklankach barwimy wodę (w każdej na inny kolor) i wsypujemy kwasek cytrynowy, a w czwartej mieszamy ją z sodą oczyszczoną. Z ostatniej szklanki nabieramy strzykawką płyn i wlewamy go do każdej z kolorową wodą. Pod wpływem reakcji płyn zaczyna uciekać z pojemników, dlatego podłóżcie pod nie jakąś tacę czy blaszkę i obserwujcie spektakl kolorów!

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Czy woda potrafi się przemieszczać? Przeprowadźcie  doświadczenie, którego efekty, chociaż długo wyczekiwane, zachwycą Was.
Przygotujcie:

3 szklanki z wodą

3 puste szklanki

ręczniki papierowe

barwniki spożywcze

Zacznijcie od zabarwienia wody, a następnie ułóżcie szklanki naprzemiennie pełna z pustą. Papierowy ręcznik zwińcie w rulon i włóżcie jeden koniec do wody, a drugi do pustej szklanki. Po pewnym czasie woda zacznie się przemieszczać i napełniać puste pojemniki.