RAINBOW PAPER PLATE TAMBOURINES - A fab homemade musical instrument to inspire creativity and fun.
This magical Skittles experiment, make a rainbow science experiment, is a great science project idea. All you need is water and skittles.
This M&M Rainbow Science Experiment is a fun and easy way to teach students about mixing colors and creating new colors.
If you’re searching for paper plate animal crafts for kids, you’re in right place! Keep your learning spirit alive with our curated list of dove paper plate craft ideas, cow paper plate craft ideas, and animals paper plate craft ideas. Paper Plate Animal Crafts for Kids Read More: Easter Crafts for Adults Dove Paper Plate […]
Looking for a science activity that will mesmerize kids (and grownups!) of all ages? This M&M science rainbow is just the activity you need!
This easy God's Promises Rainbow craft is perfect for any Sunday School/Kids Ministry lesson on Noah’s Ark or God’s Promises.
This colorful rainbow in a jar is a fun science experiment for kids! Create a rainbow density tower with sugar and water.
This Paper Plate Rainbow Kids Craft is the perfect craft to do with your kids for St Patrick's or to welcome spring into your home! Paper Plate Rainbow Kids Craft Hi A Night Owl readers! It's Stacey from Glued To My Crafts again! I sure hope you are staying warm this winter and keeping the
The aim of these beautiful rainbow desk tags is to remind students to work towards their goals and to use a growth mindset when learning. Each desk plate includes a spot for students to record their current goal on a post-it note (so it is always within eyesight), 5 growth mindset reminders to encourage positive self-talk, editable name and a motivational quote. Click here to save 30% on this resource with a time-saving BUNDLE! Included in this pack: It is an editable Powerpoint presentation Design 1: Editable, Rainbow Growth Mindset desk plates with 6 different motivational quotes Design 2: Editable, Growth Mindset desk plates with Rainbow feature Simply print, laminate and put on your students' desks ready to motivate them and encourage them to achieve their goals! This product goes well with our other Growth Mindset resources ⭐ Growth Mindset Activity Pack ⭐ Growth Mindset Flipbook ⭐ Growth Mindset Poster Display ⭐ Growth Mindset Affirmation Notes from the Teacher ❤️ What people are saying about this resource ❤️ "If I had to buy these afresh every year I would! That is how awesome they are!" Lisa "Awesome growth mindset reminders that are right where kids need to see them! Thanks for a great product!" Carley "These look amazing and an easy way to include goals in the classroom" Buyer "Really encouraging, especially for students who are working on changing their fixed mindset." Karalee Before you go, follow us and be notified when new products are uploaded. New products are always 50% off for the first 24 hours they are posted! Thanks for visiting! **************************************************** Terms of Use: Copyright of this material is reserved in accordance with the Copyright Act 1968. This purchase is for single classroom/home use only. Additional reproduction of part or all of this resource is prohibited without the written authority of Rainbow Sky Creations. All content and clipart in these files have been created by Rainbow Sky Creations and therefore remain the property of Rainbow Sky Creations. **************************************************** Contact: If you have any feedback, queries, or concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact us via the online form or at [email protected] If you love this resource, we would LOVE you to leave us some feedback! **************************************************** Follow us on Facebook or Instagram or Pinterest for more teaching resources and inspiration!
Rainbow String painting is a fun process art. String art for kids creates beautiful thread paintings that are never the same.
Today's Eric Carle book was The Mixed-Up Chameleon. After teaching the kids about chameleons (like how they actually change color according to their mood or temperature, not to hide!), I read the story and we got to work on our craft. When I made my example (above), I cut out two chameleons. But when I prepared the craft for the kids, I only cut one out. I traced a chameleon template (from a coloring sheet I found) onto a paper plate. I left little spots on the head so they would have some place to attach the neon wiggle eye. The kids took another paper plate and painted it with watercolors. I really like all the colors blending together. I was tempted to have them "paint" the plate with just water first, and then go over it with watercolors, but I didn't. Once it was dry, I found the center of the plates, used a scissors to poke a hole, and used a brass fastener to attach the chameleon plate on top of the painted plate. Then the kids could turn the plate to make their chameleon change colors! I didn't think it was a big deal if I just eyeballed the center of the plate, but if you are a perfectionist you might want to measure. If the fastener isn't in the exact center of the plate, when you spin the plates you will get this: Eventually the plates won't be lined up anymore. It didn't bother me or the kids, though. I'm glad I left a spot for the eye. I only wish I could have made the tail look more like it was curled up instead of just a ball, but I didn't know how. Fun Fact: A chameleon's tongue is often as long as its body!
Join the Earth Patrol! Written to help parents begin conversations with their children about a challenging and important topic, Something Happened to Our Planet describes the narrator’s efforts to help the planet with her friends, by advocating for re-usable plates at her school. This book will inspire kids to make a difference in their own schools and communities. Includes a Reader's Note with more information about the impact of climate change, child-friendly definitions, sample dialogues, and guidance for discussing climate change with children. This book is printed with vegetable-based inks on responsibly sourced paper. DETAILS ISBN-13: 9781433840722 Publisher: Magination Press Publication Date: March 7, 2023 Pages: 40 Ages: 4-8
Make a paper plate fish craft with kids for a fun ocean themed craft, summer craft, or while reading The Rainbow Fish book.
This rainbow paper craft is a fun and easy rainbow craft for preschoolers (or toddlers) that teaches color recognition and sorting skills to kids! Free template available for print!
I've been a bit down in the dumps lately. I'm not sure why. Maybe it's because of all of the transitions happening in my life... or lack of sleep... or both. Hopefully I'll feel better once summer starts. In the meantime, I've been doing quite a bit of crafting to cheer myself up. Recently I took my love of rainbow crafts and combined it with my love for paper plate crafts to make... tada! This lovely rainbow paper plate weaving craft! Let's Weave a Rainbow! This post contains affiliate links. This means that I make a teeny tiny bit of money from any purchases made through the Amazon links below. Thank you for your support! For my full disclosure policy, click here. A Little Background and some Tangents... This craft was inspired by Cassie Stephens' awesome woven tree art projects that she did with her 3rd graders. (If you haven't seen this art project, you need to check it out. Seriously. These kids did some gorgeous work!) Instead of doing trees, I made myself a rainbow. Oh! It's time for 2 random tangents: 1) At my son's preschool they have this lovely poem that they say every day with the kids: Chase a few rainbows Swing on a star Keep your face to the sun And be the best that you are. (Lovely, isn't it? Good advice for kids and adults too.) 2) And... if you are like me and always on the lookout for good books... here are our 15+ favorite books on rainbows: A Rainbow of My Own Planting a Rainbow The Magic School Bus Makes a Rainbow The Rainbow Goblins The Rainbow Book Elmer and The Rainbow My Many Colored Days The Day the Crayons Quit Moonbear's Skyfire Mix it Up A Day With No Crayons Red: A Crayon's story The Crayon Box that talked Mouse Paint Little Blue and Little Yellow A Color of His Own Quest Ok! Let's Weave a rainbow! First, I cut a paper plate in half and painted it with tempera paint to look like the sky. Notes: Usually I encourage using cheap paper plates for crafts, but this time you need to use nice thick sturdy ones. I added clouds later on. It made the sky look nicer that way, I think. Then, I cut out 7 slits on top of the plate and 1 slit on the bottom. Then, I created my loom with some yarn. (I tied the two ends in the back.) Then, I started weaving the rainbow, starting from purple first. I tied on the purple strand to a grey one. Then, I wrapped masking tape around the other end of my purple yarn to help me weave faster. To weave, I simply went over, under, over, under, etc... To change colors, I tied on the next color yarn. Once I finished, I tied on the red strand to a grey one. And that's it! I really hope you enjoy making this craft with your kiddos too! Looking for more fun weaving crafts? Leaf Sewing Woven Baby Turtles Woven CD Dream Catchers Looking for more rainbow crafts? Printable Rainbow Board Game Rainbow Paper Slinkies Color Theory Fans 20+ Unique Rainbow Crafts Happy making, friends!
ART YOU CAN EAT is such fun! Check out our easy EDIBLE PAINT RECIPE and get the kids busy creating their own RAINBOW BREAD MASTERPIECES!
STEM activities are a lot of fun and educational, but the best kind of STEM activities are open-ended, allowing children to think for themselves. In this paper plate maze STEM challenge, kids are challenged to make a marble maze using household materials. They must follow all elements of a real design process, including brainstorming, blueprints,
Teach your kids healthy eating habits with these fun eat a rainbow worksheets. Challenge them to eat a rainbow every day and get them on the road to healthy food choices.
Here's a fun skittle science experiment to do with your kiddos! They will watch in amazement as the colors spread! Made by Early Learning Toys You can also find our EARTH DAY skittle experiment here.
This M&M Rainbow Science Experiment is a fun and easy way to teach students about mixing colors and creating new colors.
Create this woven bowl using the free printable template, a paper plate, & yarn. This is a great elementary / middle school art lesson to introduce weaving.
Explore magical science this Christmas and make candy cane eruptions !
What you can do to help support your child’s immune system? The key: nutrient-dense meals with a variety of foods. Learn which foods do the job here.
This fun Mother's Day art project is a great DIY gift idea. Kids will learn printmaking and collage while creating artwork that Moms can cherish forever. Step by step instruction, photos and materials list is included. This is a lesson for grades K-8.
Using natural food colour powders to create rainbow gyoza dumplings.
Here’s a fun STEM challenge: Build working gears out of plastic caps, popsicle sticks, and a cardboard box! This project demonstrates mechanical concepts using materials you probably already have. Kids will be able to explore how gears mesh together to create motion. We started our project with a sturdy Amazon prime box, an assortment of […]
Science Art: Rainbow Spin Mixing- Explore color theory and physics in this simple art project.
Looking for an ENGAGING activity to get your students hooked on science?!? Students follow the steps of the scientific method in this low prep skittles experiment. Watch the rainbow magically forms in front of their eyes as students make observations, record data, and write conclusions. Then they can "taste the rainbow" and eat their skittles once they have finished the activity! This will become a student favorite in your class. Such a fun and satisfying experiment and perfect for back to school to get your students excited about science. Great for any day you want to bring some fun into your class! What's Included? Includes detailed teacher directions for easy implementation (easy enough to leave for a sub too!) Differentiated Student worksheets for lower and upper elementary video to guide students through the activity. Easy to find Materials Skittles (Wild Berry Skittles includes Blue if you want all colors!) Cups or plates Water --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "MY STUDENTS LOVE THIS ACTIVITY. I used it during my weather unit (I love making the lessons as fun as possible). The were learning the scientific method without even thinking about the fun they were having." ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "This was a great STEM resource! I was out the day I used it, but I was able to print it and leave it for a sub, and I heard great reports about how it went in class!" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Looking for other FUN STEM activities? Check out these: Rainbow STEM Sloth STEM Elephant Toothpaste Water Wheel STEMWindmill STEM Mummy STEM Bat STEM Water Cycle STEM Want to stay up to date on New Products? Follow Me @ Sarah's STEM Stuff
Want to learn how to make the floating dry erase marker experiment work? This tutorial answers most of your questions and includes a video too!
