Rainbow feelings activities

A display I did for a primary school with a paper chain rainbow, different emotions and pockets to put your lolly stick name in depending on how you are feeling today. Good for a daily check in before the group starts

A complete set of rainbow activities, rainbow unit, rainbow printables, rainbow math and literacy activities

Looking for rainbow art projects for toddlers? This Rainbow Drip Art Activity may be what you’re looking for! Start with dot markers and let your preschoolers stamp along the top of a paper. Then, let them spray the dots with water creating the “drip.” Glue cotton balls to create clouds, and your final products are complete! Click to see more rainbow process art for toddlers.

Rainbow in a Bag is a fun sensory painting activity for kids. Mess free and safe! Are you ready to make a rainbow in a bag?

We’ve been teaching our little nugget all about emotions lately. As parents, it is extremely helpful to point out and label different emotions, so that your little ones can begin to learn how to classify, and appropriately navigate, the myriad of feelings that they can experience on any given day. I had been searching for […]

Transform learning about emotions into a colorful adventure with Tubes of Emotion! This simple yet engaging activity combines science with emotional intelligence, helping kids explore and express their feelings in a fun and educational way. Let's empower our little ones to understand and communicate their emotions! #EmotionalIntelligence #KidsCrafts #LearningThroughPlay

Preschoolers are so curious. Whether it is learning shapes and letters, or numbers and colors they are always having fun and so eager to learn more. Teaching preschool is so much fun! Learning the colors

Have you seen the movie “Inside Out” yet? We just saw it, and I absolutely love how it is a starting point to discussing emotions with kids. In Brain Rules for Babies (affiliate link) by leading brains specialist John Medina, he says that empathy is one of the leading predictors of social competency in adults. This paper...Read More

Rainbow Matching Activity - Happy Toddler Playtime

Kids can handle big feelings when they can name what they feel. Teaching kids feelings recognition helps them to process the myriad of emotions they experience on a daily basis. This feelings activity is great for use with preschool students and elementary school students.

Make some rainbow coloured Kindness Potions Sensory Bottles to learn about what makes a kind and caring heart, after reading The Story of the Kindness Elves book! This is such a fun way to learn a little science, PHSE, literacy and a sprinkling of awe and wonder. The kindness potions sensory bottles make a wonderful...Read More »

Kitchen Utensil Rainbow Craft – HAPPY TODDLER PLAYTIME Do you love rainbows? I do! And your toddler or preschooler will absolutely love this easy to set up painting activity using different kitchen utensils to create a beautiful and textured rainbow! #toddler #preschool #craftsforkids

Tots Play Tamworth on Instagram: "💙🧡 Play with me! 💙🧡 Here’s some of this week’s sensory play ideas… The rainbow rice was really simple to make and the children LOVED feeling, scooping, pouring and hiding things in it! There are tons of little plastic eggs around at the moment in the shops. These are great for filling up egg boxes and baking trays; egg and spoon races; and colour/ number matching activities! They can also be filled with rice, pasta or lentils and make a great musical…

Engage in sensory play with a Rainbow Fish themed tuff tray. Adding a bath bomb allows children to explore using several of their senses. #rainbowfish #sensory #sensoryplay #eyfsideas #potion

This rainbow exercise is a deep breathing exercise for kids that can be used as a mindfulness activity, coping tool, or meditation.

It's live heart shaped because we're feeling the valentine's vibes here in lockdown home school.

Rainbow collage by my six year old. I drew the curved lines with a compass and my son coloured in the rainbow and decorated with sequins and cut up magazine pieces in the colours of the rainbow. Kids love colouring and sticking! My 3 year old did her own version. Great for a rainy day activity. Who doesn't feel happy looking at a rainbow!