We have some lovely free printables for you today; rainbow colouring pages and some other rainbow based activity sheets. Carlie Wright has created these using the key themes in her book, The Rainbow Blots. Another exclusive activity for KiddyCharts to help play and learn with your kids.
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We have got a few different activities for you to enjoy while reading the book – a total of six different sheets for you within the activity pack:
- Two wordsearches,
- Three rainbow colouring pages for you to practice drawing with all the rainbow colours, and finally
- Activity page taken directly from the book where you can choose your favourite Rainbow Blot to draw and colour in!
Don’t forget to take a look at The Rainbow Blots song while you are exploring these sheets?
As always – we will share with you the activities before we offer the download so you can see exactly what you are getting beforehand.
Rainbow colouring pages: Introducing The Rainbow Blots
Our first page is a little introduction to The Rainbow Blots characters; why don’t your children colour them all in as they were in the book, or get a little creative with the rainbow colours?
Having fun with The Rainbow Blots
This rainbow colouring page show The Rainbow Blots having a little bit of fun with some of the things that are rainbow coloured – can you children spot them, and tell you a little about them? Perhaps they can colour them in with the right colours too, and match them to the Rainbow Blots character?
Over the rainbow colouring sheet
This is the last of the rainbow colouring pages we have for you – and it shows a rainbow so your kids can practise understand the rainbow colours for real.
The Rainbow Blots Wordsearch 1
The first of our rainbow-themed wordsearches to help consolidate understanding of the rainbow colours with children.
The Rainbow Blots Wordsearch 2
This is the second sheet we have for the book to increase understanding and literacy around the colours of the rainbow. We hope you children like them both.
Make your own Rainbow Blots character
Our final activity from the book is a Make Your Own activity – with kids being invited to make their own Rainbow Blot and share it on the activity sheet. Why not encourage them to let their imaginations, and colours flow freely?
We really do hope that you like these activities that we have put together for you on The Rainbow Blots book – if you want to know a little bit more about it. Here is the author, Carlie, reading it aloud for her daughter:
<< To download this activity pack – click on the circular image below >>
Thanks for coming to see us, and do check out The Rainbow Blots book from Carlie too – helping to teach kids the colours of the rainbow, in the correct order, in a new, fun and engaging way.
The book introduces a brand new rainbow colours song to help children to learn the rainbow easily and with joy.
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We’ve also got some other colour-based activities on the site that are worth taking a look at too.
Other color activities on KiddyCharts
Here are some more ideas for learning colours and rainbow-based activities too.
Learning colours: Clown colour matching game
Lovely game matching the clown hats to their clowns by using colour matching skills.
Colours sorting activity: Rainbow game
A really simple colour matching game from the lovely Monkey Steps.
Simple rainbow crafts for kids: Rainbow rice funtime!
Who doesn't love a little sensory play? This is a gorgeous little crafting activity to make a rainbow with rice.
There are, as always, lots of other wonderful ideas out there for making rainbows and having fun with colours, so why not take a look at some of these?
Colour and rainbow activities from the internet
Take a look at these fun colour and rainbow activities from the internet.
20 Engaging Hands-On Activities for Learning Colors
Here are 20 different ideas for learning colours from Homeschool Preschool; a great site for loads of fun activities.
Learning Colors Hunt with Hearts
Strictly a Valentines idea but this is a heart hunt and can be done anytime to help teach colours.
Simple Activity for Learning Colors for Toddlers
This is a really easy way of helping kids to learn their colours.
We love all these ideas, and this activity pask – and we hope that you do too. See you again on the site soon,
Helen
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Tracy Barber
Thursday 1st of April 2021
I love the word searches, so good for developing word recognition as well as helping with spelling. The Over the rainbow colouring sheet looks like good fun as well
Kallie Maile
Thursday 1st of April 2021
I love the over the rainbow colouring, it is such fun and great for all ages
Louise Rogers
Sunday 28th of March 2021
I love the colouring pages, we go through so many colouring books!
Jeanette Davenport
Saturday 20th of March 2021
I love the word searches this would be fun to do. And the rainbow song is great too x
pamela gossage
Wednesday 17th of March 2021
I love the wide variety of activities