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DIY Storytime: Rainbow Colors

 

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Read

Available through hoopla Digital

 

Watch

Nature Cat: Tally Ho! A Rainbow! After a rainstorm (Nature Cat is sure glad it's over!) Daisy wants to capture a picture of a rainbow for her Granny Bunny who just loves rainbows! But finding a rainbow is easier said than done, as the four friends trek all over in search of it!  

 

 

Sing

Rainbow Colors to the tune of “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” 

First comes red and orange too 

Shiny yellow, green, and blue 

Purple ends the pretty rays 

Only seen on rainy days 

First comes red and orange too 

Shiny yellow, green, and blue 

 

Watch Video of Song Online

 

Bubble, Bubble, Pop! 

One little red fish 

Swimming in the water, 

Swimming in the water, 

Swimming in the water. 

One little red fish 

Swimming in the water, 

Bubble, bubble, bubble, bubble...POP! 

Verses: Increase the number and change the colour.

 

Watch Video of Song Online

 

And don’t forget Rainbow Connection from The Muppet Movie soundtrack! 

 

Activity

Make Color Changing Milk

Supplies

  • a baking pan or shallow bowl
  • milk
  • liquid food coloring
  • cotton swabs
  • liquid dish soap

 

Steps

  1. Pour about an inch of milk into the shallow bowl.  
  2. Add drops of food coloring to the milk, not stirring into the milk.
  3. Put a dish soap on the cotton swab. 
  4. Dip the cotton swab into a color part of the milk and watch the food coloring move away! 
  5. If you like, you can dip a piece of paper onto the top of the milk to make your own marbled paper.  

 

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The Tumblebook Library has over a thousand always available eBooks for elementary school students. It includes animated talking picture books, chapter books, videos, non-fiction titles, and graphic novels as well as learning activities for literacy and reading comprehension such as puzzles, games, quizzes, and lesson plans.