The Colors of Kindness Bubble Show

The Colors of Kindness Bubble show teaches tolerance, encourages kids not to be bullies, and the science of bubbles. This show has brand-new bubble effects, so if you've seen bubble shows before, get ready for something new. It opens with a spectacular demonstration of surface tension. Adding soap to water changes the surface tension and makes it more flexible. The children will see bubbles through bubbles, bubbles on bubbles, and bubbles in bubbles. This flashy demonstration gets the kids excited and ready to see the rest of the show. There are lots of crayon magic tricks and a hilarious red crayon puppet that will teach kids to respect one another. Kids already know that if they touch a bubble, it will pop. This experiment will teach everyone how to touch a bubble without it popping. The following routine encourages kids to use their library to check out books about science. When children are asked what color a bubble is, they always say it's clear or white, so they will be shown how bubbles refract light and contain every color in the rainbow. And, for the grand finale, everyone will see the biggest bubbles they have ever seen. This is the most colorful presentation ever. It's packed with crayons, magic, puppets, and rainbow-colored bubbles.

Part of SMART Summer. Sponsored by the Friends of the Dallas Public Library.