A few months ago we made rainbows out of paper plates. You can check that out here.
Today, we had a color hunt. I called out the colors of the rainbow, one at a time, and the girls would race around the room to find something that was that color. What fun:)
We also made sand art. Well, it was actually colored salt. We filled plastic containers with coarse salt and added a few drops of food coloring. Next, we got to shake, shake, shake until the color was evenly distributed. Next, we layered the colored salt in "rainbow order". (Felicia didn't exactly do this because she was to excited to wait for the next color)
The girls are so proud of their "Rainbow in a Jar"! I think they turned out fabulous:)
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I just love all the little projects you have for your kids!!! I'm bookmarking them and hoping to one day do them with my own children.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great rainbow day for you!! I love your sand art!! I am going to have to try that with Seth - he would love it!!
ReplyDeleteWow!!!! Now I know what my almost 3 year old Little Imp and I are going to do on Friday!
ReplyDeleteNow I'm off to find some old jars!
Your blog is awesome!!!!!
What a fun idea, and I agree - they turned out fabulous!
ReplyDeleteHi Sandy! I just found your blog on SITS sidebar! Congratulations for being Saucy. Is that spelled right? Oh, well! lol
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute and those kiddies are just precious. I miss those sweet days. Cherish those little ones.
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
what great bright colors! love your salt jars!
ReplyDeleteHey SITS-er, your great at the craft thing and the kids. Great awards to you. Look up paint toast and you can dye rice or noodles with viniger and food coloring. Look up online to see how. Love the idea of muffin tins for meals. Veggies for a kid who don't like them. Try v-8 drinks. Always coat them in cheese. Put broccoli in the mac and cheese real fine.
ReplyDeleteOh and I love the music. Adore the back to pooh corner massively.
That is so cool!!!!!
ReplyDeleteMy kids would so love this!
ReplyDeleteChecking out your Saucy Blog! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteThose are great things to do with kids, I'm going to have to remember them for my nephews. Thanks!
Those jars are awesome!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your SITS sauciness...
:^) Anna
Just popping over from SITS and thinking, wow! Five kids! You are superwoman!
ReplyDeleteLove the fun activites. You could add a turkey face to the top activity and have a hanksgiving turkey. Thanks for the great ideas.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting me! I love the color "sand" I can't wait to try that when my dd is older!
ReplyDeleteGreat, great fun. I've added you to my blog list.
ReplyDeleteYour rainbow jars turned out cute. Would it be okay with you if we link to them on our round up of rainbow ideas on ABC and 123?
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