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| Online resource for special education, pediatric occupational therapy and pediatric physical therapy |
| Your Therapy Source |
| Bubble Wrap Story Time |
Purpose: Strengthen and refine fine motor skills
Materials: large bubble wrap and printable
DOWNLOAD printable for bubble wrap story time
Preparation: Print out the templates.
Activity: Step 1: Print out the page you would like to use.
Step 2: If using the numbers or story time page line up large
bubble wrap on top of the page and tape it together. If using the
blank page, write your ideas in the circles and then tape the page to the bubble wrap sheet.
Step 3:
For Story Time Bubble Wrap have the child create a story verbally using the picture icons in any order. When they use the
picture in the story they should pop that bubble. Continuing adding parts to your story and popping the bubble wrap until all
pictures have been popped.
For Number Bubble Wrap you could match this up with other activities such as exercises.
Check out
Action Alphabet
Physical Activity Games
or Locomotor Cards.
If you have those activity books, print out the cards and place them face down. Turn a card over and pop a number bubble.
The child can perform the exercise the number of times under the popped bubble wrap. Continue until all the numbers have
been popped.
For the blank bubble wrap you could write anything such as: sight words, math problems, letters, vocabulary words and
more. The child must read the word or do the math problem. If they get it right they can pop the bubble. Continue until all
the bubbles are popped.
Materials: large bubble wrap and printable
DOWNLOAD printable for bubble wrap story time
Preparation: Print out the templates.
Activity: Step 1: Print out the page you would like to use.
Step 2: If using the numbers or story time page line up large
bubble wrap on top of the page and tape it together. If using the
blank page, write your ideas in the circles and then tape the page to the bubble wrap sheet.
Step 3:
For Story Time Bubble Wrap have the child create a story verbally using the picture icons in any order. When they use the
picture in the story they should pop that bubble. Continuing adding parts to your story and popping the bubble wrap until all
pictures have been popped.
For Number Bubble Wrap you could match this up with other activities such as exercises.
Check out
Action Alphabet
Physical Activity Games
or Locomotor Cards.
If you have those activity books, print out the cards and place them face down. Turn a card over and pop a number bubble.
The child can perform the exercise the number of times under the popped bubble wrap. Continue until all the numbers have
been popped.
For the blank bubble wrap you could write anything such as: sight words, math problems, letters, vocabulary words and
more. The child must read the word or do the math problem. If they get it right they can pop the bubble. Continue until all
the bubbles are popped.
