Hydrate yourself with a heavy dose of this week’s theme: WATER! We are diving in head first to exploring all the elements of water, sharing at-home and group activities, alongside your favorite GoNoodle GoSummer songs and games to entertain your kids while getting them moving!

Start the party with some of our activities below and be sure to tag us @GoNoodle with #GNGoSummer! Want to stay up to date on upcoming weeks? Be sure to follow GoNoodle on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn for daily updates and all the latest news.

We Know H2O!

• Did you know about 70% of the Earth’s surface is covered in water and 97% of the Earth’s water is oceans? Water is one of the most important substances on planet Earth and all forms of life need water to live! Have your kiddos put on their scientist badges as they check out a few activities and videos below to explore the many stages of water!
• Think Like A Scientist: Use this activity as you explore and experiment with water!
• Water Cycle: Sing, dance, and learn all about the water cycle!
• The Water Cycle: Pair this activity with the “Water Cycle” video for maximum fun!

Leave A Message On Our Shell-Phone, We’re Dancing!

• Xavier & Rasheem Go to Beach: Don’t worry about getting sand in your shoes with this one, join some of the guys from Blazer Fresh as they head out for some fun in the sun!
• Poppin Bubbles: Sing, dance, and POP, POP, POP  bubbles with Flo Yo!
• Baby Shark: Is it even water week if you don’t clap and move along with your favorite family of great white sharks?

Indoor Activities:

• Sensory Bin: Learn HOW TO make Goo Slime with Flappy Tuckler and Devyn as you create your own sensory space filled with your kiddos favorite toys!
• Take a Break With Whale Breath: Enjoy the serenity of the ocean as your kiddos learn to calm down with whale breaths!
  

Let’s Play!

• Learn The Science Behind Making Your Own Bubbles:
  • There is science to the process of making good bubble solution. Water by itself has a high surface tension and plain water bubbles are small and quick to burst.
  • Adding soap or detergent to the solution lowers the surface tension and allows larger bubbles to form.1 Glycerin and corn syrup help the bubbles last longer by slowing down evaporation that causes them to burst.2
• Make Your Own Bubbles: Explore this blog for a step by step recipe that produces basic, colored, or sugar bubbles!
• Digging For Water: Learn some awesome moves with Coach Terry and the GoNoodle Champs as you dig for water!
• GoNoodle Games: Download our free games app on iOS or Android and join Flo Yo to see who can make the leaderboard with the most bubbles popped!

Checkout more GoNoodle GoSummer videos and activities in our Summertime channel and check back every Monday for a new blog!