2. Carry bucket back to work area and place to right of table.
3. Carry pitcher to sink and get water. Bring pitcher back to work area.
4. Pour water in middle of glass bowl. Wipe spout when finished. Replace sponge and then pitcher.
5. Take one spoonful of soap flakes and sprinkle over water in glass bowl.
6. Observe soap flakes floating on top of water.
7. Take spoon and swish in clean water in bucket on right.
8. Remove spoon and hold over bucket letting water drip off
9. Move spoon to sponge and wipe it on top of sponge, wiping top and bottom of spoon. Replace spoon.
10. Grasp egg beater handle on dominant handle. Place beater into water of glass bowl.
11. Grasp small turn handle with sub-dominant hand. Turn small handle using wrist.
12. Turn beaters faster and faster, keeping an even balance between both hands.
13. Observe action of beaters and increasing bubbles and suds.
14. Rotate beaters as long as needed. (soap only up to level of rim of bowl.)
15. Remove beaters from bowl using dominant hand. Let soap and water drip off.
16. Move beaters over to bucket on right. Swish in water to remove soap and bubbles.
17. Hold beaters above water and let water drop off. Use sponge and wipe bottom and sides of beaters.
18. Replace beaters and sponge.
19. Dry hands and replace towel.
20. Grasp bowl with both hands and pick up. Empty bowl into bucket on right. Wait for last bubbles to pour out. Shake out bubbles a bit.
21. Replace bowl on table.
22. Take spatula and scrap out remaining bubbles. Drop bubbles off spatula into bucket. Repeat as needed.
23. Wipe off spatula with sponge.
24. Bring bucket to sink. Empty and rinse.
25. Fill bucket about 1/2 full with water. Bring bucket back to work area
26. Rinse sponge in bucket. Wipe out bowl. Rinse. Wipe table. Rinse. Wipe anything else as needed.
27. Replace sponge. Dry hands. Empty bucket at sink. Rinse bucket and wipe.
28. Replace bucket. Check floor and wipe dry as needed. Replace apron.
29. Invite child to repeat.
2. Making too many bubbles.
3. Slippery hands.
4. Soap left on many items.
5. Broken items.
6. Not being able to turn egg beaters.
7. Materials not restored to original state.
2. Using glass bowl and pitcher.
3. Watching flakes float on top of water.
4. Using egg beater.
5. Reflections in glass and water.
6. Action of egg beater on soap flakes.
7. Sizes and colors of bubbles.
8. Sound of egg beater.
9. Seeing bubbles increase.
10. Cleaning everything up.
11. Watching water pour.
12. Watching bubbles pour into bucket.
2. Beat egg yolks for a recipe.
3. Use different types of whisks.
4. Use grated soap.