Kindergarten rainbow art

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!

This week, I took my lil kindergarten friends on a trip to Rainbow Bootcamp! We watched the Roy G. Biv video by They Might be Giants (on YouTube and every bit of awesome!) and then we dived in to painting our very own rainbows. Here's a clip of the lesson I shared with my students: I have 30 minute art classes with my little friends. This was how I introduced painting rainbows with tempera cakes on that very first day. My kindergarten friends have been painting up a storm with watercolor…

For the past couple of weeks, kindergarten has been working on this precious little piece of art! I got this adorable idea, yet again, from the fabulous art teacher, Cassie Stephens. Click on her name to get a little sample of her amazing art teacherin' talent! Earlier in the year, we made a cute little cloud with rainbow paper, so this lesson is a review on rainbow order, and works on all kinds of other skills!! Here's how we made ours! Materials: Sax 80lb paper Jack Richeson Semi-Moist…

These Coffee Filter Watercolor Rainbows are such a fun, simple art project that’s perfect for St. Patrick’s Day and to see you through spring.

Children use colored collage material to make a rainbow from cardboard.

Supplies Needed One 7 x 9-inch piece of watercolor paper for the backgroundTray of WatercolorsPaint brushWater containerPainting Placemat to protect tableCourse Table Salt Tip: Using watercolor pap…

If you're a regular around here, you may remember reading about my kindergarten rainbow paper mosaic project. After a couple years of teaching, I decided to make some changes. For example I switched to blue paper instead of the grey I used before, gave my students one more additional class period to work, AND let them loose on some glitter (yayyyyyyyy). :) This time I started by reading the book "How the Crayons Saved the Rainbow" to my students. We talked about the colors that we say on the…

Natasha Pendergrass on Instagram: “These amazing little junior kindergarten artists and their beautiful rainbows 🌈 just made my Friday that much sweeter. Thank you…”

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