Rainbows are such a fun way to explore color and we have an entire collection of beautiful rainbows for kids to create and explore…
Construction Paper Rainbows are simple to make and invite a little fine motor strengthening as children work to tear up paper for their rainbow design…
This Craft Stick Rainbow is fun to make and a healthy challenge for young children to figure out how to put it all back together…
Learn all about the 10 Second Rule when making these beautiful Paper Strip Rainbows…
A wonderful way to explore water, color, and the artful design of a rainbow with these Watercolor Rainbows…
Get your children exploring the colors of the rainbow with these simple to make Rainbow Sensory Bottles…
Brighten up your day and put lots of little hands to work with a Sticky Easel Rainbow…
The feel, texture, and movement of Rainbow Slime will keep all hands busy for quite some time…
Invite your students to join you for yummy and simple to make Rainbow Toast…
Rainbow Tracing is a simple and fun technique for inviting drawing and tracing…
Invite your preschoolers to practice their prewriting skills with this fun Rainbow Writing pallet…
Rainbow Sponge Painting is super simple and open ended with this creative painting process…
Your kids can make their very own beautiful textured Tissue Paper Rainbow…
Still looking for more rainbows to share with your preschoolers? Then check out the Teach Preschool…
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Hi,
Here I would like to say that you are “AMAZING”. I have learned a lot from you. I always use your creative ideas with my little exploreres at my day care. They really love those.
Thank you
You are super sweet! I think you are amazing too just for leaving such a sweet comment and caring about those little explorers!
fantastic ideas! I love them & I will put into practise with my students! Here in ARGENTINA tomorrow FEBRUARY 25th we start our classes year here and this is a good activity to start the year while we wait for the books arrive!
thanks for sharing!
BIG KISS,
MIRIAM
I am loving your comments and so glad you find the ideas helpful for you!!
I am loving all these ideas, especially the slime and the rainbow toast. We made slime the other day and it didn’t turn out right (according to the Head Teach). I think it stayed too sticky. She thought maybe it was because her glue was too old. We were going to have a build your own taco this week, but I think rainbow toast might be more fun! Also, I was wondering, do you have a regular segment on fox news? I keep seeing the videos at the bottom of some of your posts. I haven’t been able to watch any yet, but I was wondering. 🙂
Hi Amanda,
I have a regular spot on Indiana Fox News but I wouldn’t say that I am all that good at keeping up with regular segments. I try to make it there once a month but during the school year, it is hard to keep up:) When the slime is too sticky, rinse it off and let it sit out on a tray for a bit. Then play with it some more. This has helped me in the past. Don’t set it on a paper towel or cloth!!
Well that’s awesome! I can’t imagine being on television. The thought makes me shudder a little. We both live in Indiana, so I’m familiar with Fox News but don’t watch it very often anymore. Thanks for the tip. We stores it to use again soon. One boys laid it (literally) across his head. That was…interesting. 🙂
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