Rainbow art 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!

If you need a quick art project that won't cost much, check out these super creative and cheap construction paper crafts for kids!

Get ready for a burst of springtime creativity with our Swirly Rainbow Craft for Kids—a perfect spring craft idea for kids! Little ones will love getting hands-on with this colorful paper craft as they twist and twirl to create their own magical rainbows.

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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…

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.

This Pin was created by ABCDeeLearning on Pinterest. Rainbow Fingerprint Craft

This magic paper towel art will blow your child's mind. As if by magic you can make pictures or colours appear by placing a paper towel in water. How is this possible you ask, is it magic or is it science? Whatever it is this surprise drawing activity is definitely fun!

Here's a super-cool way to make a rainbow. Toddlers and preschoolers will love this technique. Paint up a bunch, and string them into a garland!