Rainbow printable

This Rainbow (Landscape) coloring page features a picture of a large rainbow to color. The coloring page is printable and can be used in the classroom or at home.

I love rainbows. I love everything about them! I love the weather that produces rainbows, and I love anything that's rainbow colored! I've passed this love of rainbows onto my children, and they are constantly asking me to do rainbow crafts. I created an extra large rainbow printable for use in all sorts of crafts. This outline prints out on a full sheet of paper. It's perfect for anytime you need a large template or cut out for a craft project. You can use this for tracing, stenciling…

A Dot Rainbow printable serves as a versatile tool in your craft or educational activities, especially suited for young learners. With its engaging design, you can use it to teach color recognition, enhance fine motor skills through dot painting or sticker placing, and even introduce basic counting.

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Pin One of the best things about Spring are rainbows! They’re always so fun and colorful and a perfect way for kids to learn about colors! I highly recommend getting a set of dot markers if your little one likes arts and crafts! It’s a new, fun way for them to “color” and explore with […]

These free rainbow activity printables are great for keeping the kids busy this year. Simply download the sheets for hours of learning fun!

This Rainbow with Clouds (Landscape) coloring page features a picture of a rainbow with clouds at the ends to color. The coloring page is printable and can be used in the classroom or at home.

When students are learning their colors one great way to be informed about a number of them is by discussing all the colors of the rainbow!In the Kindergarten art class of Mrs. Dolan at Durand Ele

In Kindergarten we made Rainbow Trains! This is Kindergarten's second painting of the year (right after the shape castle) We have been studying types of lines for a few weeks and we begin this drawing with zig-zag lines to make our mountains, cloud lines to make our hills and straight lines to make our railroad track. After the students try each lines, I have them "peer review" the person next to them. If they are having difficulties, I come over to assist. The first day of painting, I talk…