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Teletubbies Crafts and Activities & Giveaway!

Teletubbies Crafts and Activities

With the new release of the Teletubbies DVDs Sony is sponsoring this post and I wanted to share with all of you some Teletubbies crafts and activities you can do with your kids.   Be sure to enter the giveaway below too!

 

Teletubbies Crafts and Activities & Giveaway!
Teletubbies Bubble Craft

Here is my kids’ favorite Teletubbies Crafts and Activities to do, because they can be artistic and enjoy watching the Bubbles DVD while designing their cards.

Teletubbies Crafts and Activities
Supplies
Bubble Solution
Paper
Food Coloring
Straw
Markers or Crayons

  1. Pour bubble solution into a bowl and add food coloring. Mix.
  2. Have kids blow into the colored solution with a straw, until there are bubbles coming over the top.
  3. Put paper down onto the bowl and  let the bubbles pop on the paper, leaving fun and colorful designs.
    Teletubbies Crafts and Activities
  4. Set out to dry
  5. Once the paper is dry, use the markers or crayons to write fun messages on the cards!
    Teletubbies Crafts and Activities
  6. Enjoy!

Giant Bubble Wand

Teletubbies Crafts and Activities
We also got to use the Giant Bubble Wand that the Teletubbies used during the Bubbles episode. We got to make huge bubbles and the kids loved using the same wand that the Teletubbies used! Look at the big bubbles we were able to make!

Teletubbies Crafts and Activities! Check out the Bubble Wand, great for summer!

Teletubbies Bubbles DVD

The Teletubbies are celebrating “20 Years of Big Hugs” with the release of their newest DVD, Teletubbies Bubbles! Your kids will love to sing, dance and play with Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po. Teletubbies is great for kids and has many developmental benefits that have been thoroughly researched. This DVD is great for the kids and keeps entertained and active with six new episodes including Bubbles! In this episode the Teletubbies chase and pop bubbles, play with a magical music box and dance to the Tubby Phone Dance. Teletubbies Bubbles arrives on DVD June 20th from Sony Pictures and Home Entertainment. We also hope you enjoy our  fun bubble card craft that is easy and that kids will love to do!

The other DVDs that we enjoyed reviewing were Big Hugs and Twinkle Twinkle.

Developmental Benefits of Teletubbies
Much research has been done on the developmental benefits for children when watching Teletubbies. There are three important areas for the development of children that Teletubbies focuses on improving in its young viewers. These areas are: communication and language, physical development and personal, social and emotional development. Teletubbies keeps my kids engaged and involved throughout their viewing experience. The show allows them to respond to questions from the characters and builds communication skills. Physically, the Teletubbies keep the kids active and makes them want to stay active. While it is hard to keep the kids still for an episode of most shows, Teletubbies keeps them moving and engaged every episode; whether they are singing and dancing, or running around popping bubbles! The social and emotional benefits of this show are obvious because of the love that Teletubbies show for each other and others! Kids will be trying to give big hugs to everyone! For more information on the developmental benefits of Teletubbies, visit their website.

Be sure to enter the giveaway below for a chance to win:

  • 3 Teletubbies DVD:  Big Hugs, Twinkle Twinkle, and Bubbles
  • $25 Amazon.com Gift Card

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109 Comments

  1. My favorite Teletubby is Tinky Winky. Thanks for the giveaway. I hope that I win.

  2. My favorite would have to be Tinky Winky because I love purple and he likes to dream!

  3. My daughter likes Po the the best and since I’ve never thought about whether or not I have a favorite I guess Po is my favorite too!

  4. My favorite teletubbie is Po. I think that I enjoy watching the teletubbies more than my kids do. LOL

  5. I will admit ive never watched it. I volunteer with the homeless and this would be for them.

  6. LALA is my favorite. That’s the only one my oldest could pronounce. ?

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