Easy Rainbow Craft for Young Kids

Wondering how to keep your kids busy today? I have a fun and easy rainbow craft to keep your kids happy and occupied. The supplies and prep are minimal so you can start in no time.

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Make this easy rainbow craft a learning opportunity

This craft provides great opportunities for your children to learn kindergarten readiness skills while having fun. They can identify colors, develop fine motor skills, and also practice cutting. If appropriate for your children, you can also have them practice writing their name on their finished craft.

Parents of a young toddler can tailor this craft to their child’s age. Adults can do the cutting and gluing and allow the toddler to place the squares onto the glue.

Supplies

1. Glue or glue stick
2. Scissors (child-safe)
3. Colored paper
4. Rainbow image (I have a printable PDF for email subscribers.)

By downloading the PDF, you accept these terms and conditions. 

1. This PDF was created by Hey Kelly Marie for personal and personal classroom use. 
2. The PDF rainbow is also copyright protected. © 2022 Hey Kelly Marie and all rights reserved.
3. Additionally, this activity page may not be sold, hosted, stored, or reproduced on any other site or blog.
4. Lastly, adult supervision is required for children’s activities. It is up to the child’s caretakers to determine what is developmentally appropriate and safe for their child. Caretakers have full responsibility for child safety and development.

To get the rainbow printable PDF, click HERE!

Get crafting

Here’s how to put the rainbow together. This is so simple!

Cut the colored paper into approximately one inch squares. They do not have to be perfect in any way. You can do this or have your child practice with child-safe scissors.

Glue the colored squares along the rainbow lines (and the clouds too, if the kids want!).

Enjoy your easy rainbow craft!

I hope your kids enjoy this fun rainbow craft. Let me know how it goes! Comment below.

Interested in more easy and fun activities for young kids? Check out No mess, no prep Activities for Preschoolers

Disclaimer: The information published in this blog is for information and entertainment purposes only. I am not an expert and you should look elsewhere for advice. I am not liable for any damages resulting from using the information on this blog. All activities for children should be done with adult supervision. For further information, see the Disclaimer page.

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