Make a rainbow experiment

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…

Children of all ages will be amazed and delighted by the results of this simple experiment to make your own rainbow. In addition, you will be teaching a memorable lesson on refraction, how light slows down and seems to bend when it hits water. After it rains, when the light hits the tiny water droplets in the air, it slows down and bends. There is the arch of the rainbow. White light (sunlight) is made up of the 7 colors of the rainbow. When refraction occurs through air moisture it causes…

Grow a rainbow in less than 5 minutes! This SIMPLE spring science experiment teaches about capillary action with pretty walking water science experiment.

Make a rainbow rain cloud in-a-jar! This science experiment is great for kids of all ages and teaches about rain clouds and how they form (FULL TUTORIAL)

Awesome Rainbow Science Experiments for Kids- fun for St. Patrick's day!

Love this easy science experiment idea for kids! Melting rainbows is a simple science activity that uses common household ingredients and is quick and easy to set up. It's perfect the perfect project for preschool and kindergarten children!

Get kids excited about science experiments with this fun, foaming ooze that can be used for endless experiments and celebrations.

Your kids will love this magic melting Skittles experiment. With just a few steps, your kids can watch the Skittles melt in water and grow a beautiful rainbow!

Science and art combine in this amazing and simple rainbow experiment. The kids will love to make, explore and paint rainbows,

This colorful rainbow jar is a surprisingly simple kids' science experiment! In fact, you probably already have everything you'll need.