Looking for a science related craft for Saint Patrick's Day? Are you learning about the weather and need a craft? How about a rainbow craft?
Add a rainbow craft to your next weather lesson or weather unit. This simple craft lets young students cut and paste and color. Students will cut out the sun, paste the sun rays, glue cotton balls to the cloud (you will need 14 cotton balls for each student or you can use a dauber or bingo marker), and color the colors of the rainbow. This is great for working with learning colors too. (This craft uses purple instead of indigo and violet since those colors are not in the 8 pack of crayons.) This weather craft makes a great bulletin boards too so be sure to display them. You can find this weather rainbow Here
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This is such a fun and educational craft—perfect for combining creativity with a weather lesson! I love how it reinforces color recognition and fine motor skills while also tying into Saint Patrick’s Day. Definitely a great way to brighten up a classroom or bulletin board. I’m helping my younger sibling with their school projects while prepping for my own academic goals (still figuring out how do you take the GMAT effectively!), so little projects like this are a refreshing and wholesome break. Thanks for sharing this cute idea! 🌈☀️
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