There’s something magical about bubbles—and at Heartwood School, that magic turned into a science lesson students won’t soon forget. As part of the annual Bubbles R Fun event, students had the opportunity to interact with bubbles of all sizes in an exciting, sensory-rich environment.

The experience sparked wonder while supporting key developmental skills, including social interaction, cause and effect exploration, and scientific observation. Staff and students alike were all smiles as gymnasiums filled with colorful swirls of soap and laughter.

Bubbles R Fun is one of many learning opportunities at Heartwood designed to make science accessible, memorable, and inclusive for all learners.

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