You can also use pom poms for painting like in this cool rainbow craft from Fantastic Fun and Learning

Here are our rainbows from last year. We originally got the idea from Caroline over at De Tout et de Rien and modified it so that my preschoolers could do it without getting paint on their hands. If you don’t have a rolling pin handy or if you have little ones who love the sensory aspect of painting, I recommend using her method. We hope that our list of colorful craft and rainbow projects has inspired you to get creative and have some fun with your little ones. Whether you’re looking for a rainy day activity or just want to add a pop of color to your home, there’s no denying that rainbows are a great source of inspiration. From easy paper crafts to more advanced projects, the possibilities for rainbow-themed activities are endless. So why not get started on your next colorful creation today? We can’t wait to see what you come up with! Buy Rainbow Craft Kits My part is very minimal. I just taped the butcher paper to the table and helped them squeeze the best amount of paint onto it. It works best if you have the rolling pin there to figure out how to space out the paint. Even though we did this just last year, my own kiddos completely forgot and were so excited to do it again.

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This rainbow rolling pin art project is always a favorite, and we usually do it around our annual rainbow theme. Little ones and big ones can do this with ease, and it always turns out beautifully. It’s even a perfect combination of process art and gross motor skills! Children can do it alone or with another friend. Since they love to roll over and over again, I set the first rainbow aside then let them roll over and over with another sheet. Now all you need is your expert roller to push the paint into a beautiful rainbow. It’s so simple that even toddlers can make this. This will be the easiest rainbow they have ever made, and it is so fun!