When children are comfortable with blowing bubbles, have them work on putting their entire head underwater, by asking them to blow bubbles up to their eyes, eyebrows, forehead, etc., until the child is fully submerged while blowing bubbles. If children complain about getting water up their nose, tell them to try blowing bubbles out of their nose while underwater. This will keep water from going up their nose. If a child is very persistent about not wanting to go underwater, do not force the issue. It will usually come with time and patience.
Hands Ask the children if they like to eat pancakes.
Well, today we are going to make our own pancakes. Hold one hand out in front of you, palm down. This is one of my pancakes. Let's pour some syrup on it. Then place your other hand down on top of it.