Dry Ice Bubble Bowl: Distance Learning Science Experiment for Kids

Are you on the lookout for a fun, easy-to-clean activity that your kids will love? Look no further. Not only is this DIY Bubble Bowl activity family-friendly, but it uses everyday items that you will find already tucked away in your kitchen cabinets.
In a few short minutes, you can create giant fog-filled bubbles that are just as exciting to watch inflate as they are to watch pop. (And the best part? Since this activity just uses soap and water, there is no reason to worry about potential stains or messy cleanup!)
What You Need:
• One strip of fabric or cloth, slightly longer than the diameter of the bowl
• One cup of warm water
• Dish soap
• Medium-sized bowl
• Spoon or stirrer
• More warm water
• Tongs
• Protective gloves
• Dry ice (cubed)
Safety Notes:
Parental supervision is required.
Do not aim the cup at any humans or animals.
Always use gloves and tongs when handling dry ice.
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[@DrewTNaylor]

What's really cool is turning the lights off and adding something like a glowstick in the water so it lights up.

[@CubicCreator136]

Hi There. I am wondering. How do you get Dry Ice (in Canada)