Make a rainbow

Find six different simple ways to make rainbows at home using prisms, water, and other commonly found household items!

Create an Amazing Rainbow Sun Catcher and play with light and shadows in your backyard with this easy DIY project for kids!

The rainbow children are the third generation of special children that have come to help humanity evolve. Different from the Indigo and Crystal children, Rainbow children have a few more interesting characteristics. The Rainbow children are generally born in the year 2000 and above. In some cases, there might also be a few scouts that came to earth before 2000. The few Rainbow children that are here today are born from early Crystal scouts that were born in the 1980’s.

Rainbow in a Bag is a fun sensory painting activity for kids. Mess free and safe! Are you ready to make a rainbow in a bag?

Turn a paper plate into a rainbow with this easy summer craft that is perfect for preschoolers and requires only a few simple supplies!

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

I like to teach about rainbows and the colors of the rainbow around St. Patrick’s Day since part of the lore of the leprechaun is that he sometimes hides his pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. Here are a few of my favorite rainbow activities. Rainbow Science Experiment This simple experiment helps students […]

Learn about the weather and why it rains with this fun rainbow experiment 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!

Make a rainbow paper craft that changes colors as the paper is tipped back and forth in sunlight! Create gorgeous rainbow patterns and designs while teaching children the basics of thin film interference. Add this rainbow paper experiment to your list of simple experiments for kids and creative art and STEAM projects!