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Rick Huddle presents The Mouse that Barked
DATE: August 14th
TIME: 3:00pm MORE: Rick Huddle puts on
fun, funny, and thought-provoking comedy shows for kids. These
story-based performances are filled with energy and chock-full of songs
and movement that let the whole family join in.
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PONCHO provides for Arts and Education
A big THANK YOU!! to PONCHO (www.poncho.org) for their generous grant of $8,000 to support the Arts Education programs at The Children's Museum, Seattle. This
award is a $3,000 increase over previous years and will help insure
that the Museum can continue to bring our families together with a
variety of unique artists and cultural activities.
PONCHO, along with other grants and donations, help us
fund programs such as Cultural Sundays, Arts in the Afternoon and
Folklore & Fables. Storytellers, theater groups and cultural groups bring lively and interactive programs to us each week.
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Bubbles! Bubbles!
Explore the world of bubbles at home!
Materials: Bubble Mix:
water 1 gallon water
liquid dish detergent 1/2 cup liquid dish detergent
glycerin 1/4 c glycerin
jelly pan or pie pan
Straws
Yarn
Bubble Maker:
Create a homemade bubble maker by threading a string through 2 straws. Tie the strings together and hide the knot in one of the straws. You now have a bubble loop with 2 handles!
What to do:
Pour some of the bubble mix into your pan. Holding the 2 straws of the bubble maker together, dunk it into the mixture. Lift with the straws together and then slowly seperate them forming a bubble sheet. Blow gently!
Did you know a cheese grater, a potato masher, or the plastic bottom of a strawberry container is a great bubble maker?
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