1. A Science
Fair
Project
by:
Rachael &
Amelia G.
UTVA

2. blow different
shaped bubbles if we
use different shaped
cookie cutters as
Hypothesis: wands?
bubble
Different shapes of
cookie cutters will
make different bubble

3. Preparation:
Gather supplies that we need for
the project:
– Science notebook and pencil
– Dish washing liquid
– Glycerin
– Water
– Measuring cups and spoons
– Different shapes of cookie
cutters
Dinosaur, star, heart, football,

6. Make Bubble
Solution
• Measure 4 1/2 cups
water
• Measure 1/2 cup
dishwashing liquid
• Measure 4 tablespoons
glycerin

8. Begin
Experiment
• We recorded each cookie cutter
shape first, then we drew the shape
of the bubble that the cookie cutter
made.
• The first shape of cookie cutter we
used was a circle. We recorded the
shape of the bubble as a circle.
• The next shape of cookie cutter was
a square. We recorded the shape of
the bubble as a circle.
• We used all of the different shaped

19. Results:
Each cookie cutter
produced circle-
shaped bubbles,
regardless of the
original cookie cutter
shape.

23. Conclusion:
It does not matter
what shape is used
as the bubble wand,
the bubbles will
always be a circle