Rainbow eyfs activities

Grow a rainbow as a fun science experiment or STEM project and use the product as a fun decoration for springtime.

Pouring stations have limitless options and endless engagement. Whether you provide colored water, rice, water beads, sand, dried beans, and so on, it is simple set up that is packed with so much learning. To set this invitation you will need a sensory bin, Learning Resources Gallon Measuring Set , Graduated Beakers, Graduated Cylinders, Liquid Measures #gifted, water, liquid water colors or food coloring. Invite the child to pour, scoop, measure, and mix, in the sensory bin. Invitation such…

In case you haven't noticed by now I have an obsession both with rainbows and also with baking soda and vinegar eruptions. Rainbow eruptio...

This climbing rainbow activity is perfect for preschool aged kids. It is simple to make and the kids think it is pure magic to watch the colors climb the rainbow and meet in the middle.

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?

Rainbow spaghetti is fun activity for kids of all ages. It's also wonderful to work on sensory building, fine motor skill development and creating memories.

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with engaging and educational rainbow-themed activities! Discover a simple rainbow science experiment, a hands-on Fruit Loops math activity, a creative rainbow writing craft, a Skittles density experiment, and a fun relay race game. These activities help kids explore the science behind rainbows, practice math skills, and enjoy interactive learning. Perfect for kindergarten and early elementary classrooms, this post includes step-by-step instructions and printable…

In the last couple weeks of school, we decided to do an inquiry about the sky. Our Driving Questions were, "What do we see in the daytime sky? What do we see in the nighttime sky?" The sun, moon and stars are in Ohio's science standards, but the students always end up being fascinated. The things they said they see were the pretty colors of the sky, clouds, rainbows, the sun, stars and moon. After we listed these, they started telling me things they noticed that happens in the sky, and then…

Who else goes a little rainbow crazy this time of year? I mean, I just can’t help it! All those bright colors just make me so happy! If you’re looking...