Preschool rainbow

This colorful grow a rainbow experiment will amaze your kids! Learn how to grow a rainbow within minutes by using paper towels, markers, and two cups of water.

Our Rainbow Matching Activity combines the joy of crafting with the educational benefits of color recognition and sequencing.

In my previous post, I shared with you our rainbow weaving. Along with our rainbow weaving, we also explored a simple but extremely beautiful abstract rainbow painting process. Preparing to paint To prepare for our rainbow painting activity, Mrs. Courtney cut up an oatmeal box into half circles. The oatmeal

Color Preschool Pack- This pack is FULL of colorful literacy, math, and writing centers! You can snag this pack in my TPT shop! Colors Preschool Theme Here is a look inside at some of the included activities! Ten Frame Count and Trace- Count pom poms onto each ten frame. Then, trace the number. Feed the Monster- Use tongs or tweezers to feed each monster colorful pom poms! Add in some math, by rolling a dice and counting as you feed the monsters. Unicorn Patterns- Continue each pattern with…

These free printable rainbow templates can be used in lots of different ways, for lots of fun rainbow activities for kids.

Are you looking for a fun and easy rainbow craft for kids - Try making a rainbow out of torn construction paper. Torn paper crafts are so fun for kids and they make for really pretty art work too! My kids loved tearing the construction paper into small pieces and gluing it on. This activity is also a great way for kids to learn their colors! Kids can create pretty art work, learn their colors, and have fun all at the same time with this easy and cheap rainbow craft for kids!

These free rainbow activity printables are great for keeping the kids busy this year. Simply download the sheets for hours of learning fun!

This handprint rainbow craft is a fun and colorful Bible craft perfect for remembering God's promise after the flood.

Rainbow lightning is a fun process art activity for kids. Perfect for teaching preschoolers and kindergarteners about the weather.

Spring is an excellent time to bring a rainbow theme into preschool classrooms. Learning about rainbows not only explores weather, rain, and spring, but it’s also an opportunity to learn about colors. We’ve included a list of some fabulous ideas for a rai