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On a bright morning, Mina blew a big bubble in the garden. It shimmered like a tiny rainbow.
Why Do Bubbles Pop When We Touch Them?A bubble pops when its thin soap film is stretched, dried, or broken, causing the trapped air to rush out.
1. On a bright morning, Mina blew a big bubble in the garden. It shimmered like a tiny rainbow.
2. Mina wanted to keep the bubble all the way to the flower bed. She reached out one careful finger.
3. Tap! The bubble vanished. Mina's finger was still there, but the bubble was not.
4. Mina made another bubble and watched it shine. Its skin was a very thin film of soapy water.
5. Mina dipped her finger in soapy water first. This time, the bubble rested around her wet finger for a moment.
6. The warm air dried the bubble's film. Pop! The bubble disappeared before Mina touched it.
7. Mina tried once more with a dry finger. The film stretched around her finger, then broke.
8. Mina understood at last. A bubble is a little pocket of air wrapped in a thin soap film.
9. A bubble pops when its thin soap film is stretched, dried, or broken, causing the trapped air to rush out.
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