Rainbows, Rainbows, and more Rainbows!

23 Feb

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We made these “Salt Paintings” this week and it surely was a hit with my team…  You can either use liquid water color paints (these are different than traditional watercolor paints and are available at most craft stores…)  We didn’t have liquid water color paints so I just added a little food coloring to some water and we used that…  You’ll also need school glue and thick paper/canvas along with table salt…

1.  Have your child draw a rainbow with glue…

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2.  Sprinkle the glue rainbow with a pretty good amount of salt…  be ready for a bit of a mess 🙂

3.  Use your water paints to paint the rainbow… It’s fun to see the color spread…

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Let your rainbow dry and you’ll end up with a fun & textured piece of art!

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If salt isn’t your favorite medium maybe you’d prefer a little shaving cream instead :).  These bath paints are loads of fun!

 

 

 

 

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Rainbow Bath Paints…  Mix unscented shaving cream with food coloring to make a fun bath time activity.  They also make “washable” liquid watercolor paints that would work, as well…

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A fruit rainbow is always a fun way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day or any day for that matter…  YUMMY!

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Fruitloop Rainbow… Lots of glue, lots of fun!

 

 

 

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