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Thursday, March 24, 2011

Rainbow Theme ART - Pop, Pop, Pop the BUBBLES

Book:
Mouse Paint by Ellen Stoll walsh

Rainbow Letter R



 
What You Need:
Rr Template (courtesy of DLTK-Kids.com)
Construction Paper in red, orange, yellow, green, blue & purple
Background Paper
Scissors
Glue

What We Did:

Prep - I cut up the construction paper for the rainbow colors into small strips approx. 1/2in wide

Working from the bottom of the letters, the Lil Divas glued the strips in rainbow order until they reached the top of the letters.





Once the strips had dried I turned the letters over and cut out the Rr using the blackline from the template which I could see from the back.

Here's how the finished product looked - the Lil Divas loved it!


Writing & Identifying Letter Rr

Beginning Reading Rr Search Sheet

 First-School Rr Handwriting Sheet

Number Practice

Number Writing Practice  (by Confessions of a Homeschooler)


Rainbow Number Cards (by Confessions of a Homeschooler)

I cut these in half and used them as amatching/puzzle game. The Lil Divas had to count the dots on the cloud and match it to the numeral on the other card to complete the rainbow.



Craft: Rainbow Bubble Painting

What You Need:
Bubble Solution
Food Coloring
White Paper
Plastic Straws

What To Do:

Prep: I mixed the food coloring, making the colors of the rainbow as needed, into bowls filled with bubble solution

I opted to do this activity outside because it was the perfect day for it and this way I would not have colored bubbles in the house!

I set up the bowls on the floor with straws and the Lil Divas got to work, blowing bubbles through the straws at the white paper and watching them "pop".




This is what you get as the colored bubbles pop onto the white paper.


It was a fun and easy craft that the Lil Divas enjoyed!

Bern

**I have linked this to Sharing Time,  Get Crafty,  Read, Explore, Learn , For the Kids Friday, and Preschool Corner **

9 comments:

  1. The girls seem to be having so much fun learning Bern. I am sure they can't wait to sit down and get crafty with learning...Great Job there kiddo.

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  2. Love all your rainbow activities! Especially the bubble art---I like how you used so many colors! The fruit loop activities look wonderful! My daughter would love them! I will have to buy some fruit loops! Thanks for stopping by my blog!

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  3. The bubble painting looks great! Love the rainbow rs

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  4. Love it! Especially the rainbow R's!

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  5. LOVE the bubble painting. DD is really into bubble blowing, so I know she will love this too. Now I just need to get a nice dau outside!

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  6. What a beautiful letter R! And rainbows simply gorgeous! LOVE your rainbow bubble painting too. The final result is WONDERFUL!

    Thank you for linking up to Kids Get Crafty!

    Maggy

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  7. WOW!! I love the R's so pretty! The rainbow bubbles would be a HUGE hit at our house! We will have to do this as soon as we have a warm day! Stopping by from Preschool Corner. :)

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  8. I LOVE the rainbow bubbles! The rainbow letters are awesome too. What fun ideas!

    Thanks so much for linking up with For the Kids Fridays at Sun Scholars. I can't wait to see what you have to share this week! I'll be posting the next party later tonight. Hope to have you stop by!

    :)rachel @ SunScholars.blogspot.com

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  9. Oh, you girls were really having fun with letter R! :) So many great activities! Thank you, Bern, for sharing this post in Share & Play Wednesdays on our FB page!

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