In the Kindergarten art class of Mrs. Dolan at Durand Elementary in Durland, Illinois, they talked about rainbows and all the colors that make them-up, including ones that were new to them like indigo!
How to Do the Activity
Give each student a rainbow worksheet.
Hand-out crayons for each color of the rainbow to the students.
Discuss what rainbows look like and have students color each part of it step-by-step, discussing each color. For example, you could say, "After we color-in red what color come next?"
Once students are done ask them if they learned any new colors and what their favorite color of the rainbow is.
Hang-up the rainbow drawings in the classroom or send them home with the students for their families to enjoy!
Extra-Large Rainbow Template
Rainbow
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