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Day 9 in our Disney Video Tour — A Fun Activity For Your Kids

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Welcome to Day 9 in our 10 Days of Disney Video Tour.

As we showed you yesterday, Disney Cruise Line specializes in entertaining kids in the most magical ways.

Here we let you in on one of the fun activities your kids will experience on board.

Watch Jackson learn how to make Flubber…


Here is the RECIPE for FLUBBER so your kids can get in on the action!

In one container (beaker) mix together:
• 50ml Blue Glue (we use Elmers)
• 2 teaspoons of water
• 1 drop of yellow food colouring

In a second container (flask) mix together:
• 2 soup spoons of water
• 1 teaspoon of Borax (soap powder/brand name laundry detergent) – this is what’s known as the “PIXIE DUST”

Add the two solutions together and stir well, and voila…Flubber should appear!
Be careful not to add too much food colouring or it will turn a brown colour instead of green.

For added bounciness place in the fridge for 30 minutes after making it!

For yet another chance to win one of 10 magical Disney gift bags worth over $200, leave us a comment telling us if you kids like to do science experiments.

Are you caught up on how to earn multiple entries for extra chances to win one of 10 Disney theme gift bags?

If you haven’t already, be sure to sail over to our other Days of Disney posts and leave your comments. We will be picking one winner for each post.

And… stay tuned for two more chances to win… to be announced in our last 10 Days of Disney video tour.

And in the nature of full disclosure… Disney paid for our trip and produced these videos. But as you can imagine, they certainly didn’t need to pay us to love and gush about Disney… that just comes naturally. :)

Don’t miss tomorrow’s video…


About Susan

Susan is co-founder of 5 Minutes For Mom.Along with her twin sister Janice and their mother Joan, Susan also owns two online toy stores where they love to help other moms find the perfect gift like a Pedal Car or a Rocking Horse for their children to treasure forever.Susan has two sweet little girls and is constantly in awe of her luck in life.

106 Comments

  • 101
    September 22, 2009 | Permalink |

    Oops! I forgot to say that my 3-year-old is a bit young for science experiments, but she’d have fun doing this kind of project, I think. :)

  • 102
    September 23, 2009 | Permalink |

    my girls love science experiments

  • 103
    Lisa
    September 25, 2009 | Permalink |

    My son’s too young for science experiments but I’m sure he’s love to do them when he’s older!

  • 104
    Lisa
    September 25, 2009 | Permalink |

    I’m a subscriber

  • 105
    lea
    September 25, 2009 | Permalink |

    My daughter loves to do simple science experiments!

  • 106
    lea
    September 25, 2009 | Permalink |

    I subscribe. =)

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