11 Art And Craft For Kids Rainbow

Introduction

Children may learn a lot about the world and its many hues via rainbow crafts. In addition, they may be a creative approach to teaching kids about the four seasons and the many types of weather. Your kid will get to use their imagination and learn about the world around them when you do rainbow crafts with them.

Rainbow Hand Print Painting

• The first step is to prepare the materials. You need paint, paintbrush and paper for this craft activity.
• The second step is to paint the rainbow on the paper by using different colors of your choice. If you want to make it more colorful then you can also use different shades of one color like red or blue or yellow etc., so that it looks beautiful and attractive when finished!
• The third step is to get some white color powder in a bowl or plate and add water slowly into it until you get a thick mixture that can be applied directly on your hand using fingers without any mess as well as without getting any stains on clothes while doing this activity with kids at home or school parties & festivals during holidays etc; once done now just apply this mixture onto hands with some dots (which represent stars) between them so that when kids will try making their own rainbow designs they would not forget about stars which help us identify constellations too 🙂

Paper Plate Rainbow

This is a great project for kids who are just learning to paint. It’s also an easy way to make your own rainbow in the living room or bathroom.

• Take a paper plate.
• Paint it with red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple paint (or whatever colors you want).
• Let dry overnight.

That’s it! You’re done!

Cupcake Liner Rainbows

Cupcake liners are cheap, colorful, easy to use and store. They’re also easy to clean up!

Cupcake liners can be found in any grocery store or craft store (or on Amazon). You’ll find them in a variety of colors and patterns that your child will love.

Colorful Rainy Day Window Clings

Materials:

Clear contact paper, markers, paint and a window.

How to make the window clings:

Squeeze a line of glue on the window. Using the contact paper as your guide, draw your picture on it with your marker. Let dry for 30 minutes before peeling off backing slowly and carefully. Place in front of you so that it will stick on top of another color when placed down onto the glass or plastic surface (like a mirror).

Candle Stick Rainbow

Materials:

• 1 candle
• Scissors
• Red and orange crepe paper streamers (you can also use tissue paper)

Instructions:

• Cut a strip of red crepe paper about 6 inches long, then cut a strip of orange crepe paper that is 2 inches longer than the red one. Trim each piece so that they are the same length when you lay them side by side and tape them together using masking tape. Repeat this process with more strips of red and orange crepe paper until you have enough to make a circle around your candle holder base (see photo). You will need about 40-50 pieces for each color depending on how thick or thin your streamers are made up to be. Tuck in any loose ends underneath so they don’t show from the front; otherwise, tuck under one another so there aren’t any loose ends sticking out anywhere else either! Do this until both sides are completely covered by alternating colors as shown above!

Rainbow Washi Tape Craft

You can use washi tape to make a rainbow.

You will need:

• A piece of cardboard, cardstock or heavy paper
• Scissors (adult only) and/or craft knife
• Washi tape in colors from red to violet (make sure the colors are bright and vivid)

Rainbow Twig Craft

For this craft, you’ll need a twig (about the same size as your child’s hand) and rainbow-colored paint. Paint the twig with rainbow colors, let it dry and then glue the twig to a piece of paper. Write the word “rainbow” on the paper and hang it on your wall.

This project is fun for kids because they can choose their own colors for their creation!

Shaving Foam Rainbow Painting

One of the simplest and most fun ways to create a rainbow is by mixing shaving foam with food coloring. This makes for a messy craft, but you can easily clean up with warm water and soap. You can use either a paintbrush or a toothbrush to create each line, and then let them dry before adding more layers. If you want to speed up the process of creating your masterpiece, consider using a paint roller instead!

Fingerprint Rainbow Art

Fingerprint art is a great way to teach kids about color. Your little one can use their fingers to make a rainbow in a circle, triangle or even straight line if they want. It’s also an opportunity for kids to practice some fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination!

How you choose to do it is up to you: I’ve included instructions for each option below!

DIY Pony Bead Suncatcher

Materials:

• several colors of pony beads
• glue gun and glue sticks (optional)
• scissors or knife to cut strings and threading materials.
• Begin by making a small loop on one end of each string with your hands. The loops should be approximately 1 inch long and evenly spaced apart from each other, with two extra little loops hanging off at the end.
• Next, you need to place a bead onto each looped end of your string using tweezers so that it is securely fastened onto it without any gaps between them (you can also use some hot glue instead). The best way to do this is by holding down one side of the hole in which you are placing your bead while inserting another part into its center—then pull up gently so that it stays put! It’s really important not only for safety reasons but also because doing so will prevent disappointments later on when trying out different designs/patterns/colors etcetera if/when they fall off unexpectedly or worse yet get lost forever due too much friction during playtime activities such as walking around town errands shopping trips etcetera 😉

DIY Rainbow Spinner Toy

Materials you will need:

• 2 straws
• 4 pipe cleaners of different colors
• Glue (optional)

Instructions for making the Rainbow Spinner Toy:

• Take a straw, and wrap one pipe cleaner around it. Make sure that there is an equal amount of pipe cleaner on both sides of the straw. If you’d like to use glue, do so now! Then, bend the pipe cleaner into a spiral shape, and place it on top of one end of your second straw. Repeat this step with each additional color until all four colors are present on two separate colored straws. 2. Twist together two straws with two spirals attached to them (one from each end), but don’t let go yet! Instead, hold onto both ends while twisting them around each other in opposite directions until they form into something that looks like an infinity sign or an 8-pointed star if viewed from above (if done correctly). You should be able to do this without letting go at all; just keep twisting until they come together automatically without any help from your hands

Making rainbow crafts is such a wonderful creative way of introducing kids with different colors, as well as learning about the weather.

Making rainbow crafts is such a wonderful creative way of introducing kids with different colors, as well as learning about the weather.

Rainbows are beautiful and can be made in many ways. There are so many different types of rainbows that you can make at home or even on trips. For example, you can use water hoses to create a colorful natural rainbow! This craft idea also works well with paint and paper towels. If you want something more simple, try making one from construction paper or even just by finding colored pencils in your local store!

Conclusion

I hope that you have enjoyed this list of rainbow crafts for kids. If you need more ideas, be sure to check out the rest of our blog for more DIY crafts and activities for kids!