Growing rainbow experiment

Try this fun and easy grow a rainbow activity that only takes 5 minutes! Kids of all ages will love this capillary action experiment!

This colorful grow a rainbow experiment will amaze your kids! Learn how to grow a rainbow within minutes by using paper towels, markers, and two cups of water.

Growing Rainbow Experiment This experiment gives plenty of observation time as kiddos watch 2 sides of a rainbow grow together and make one big rainbow! Find more about this experiment here! Material ready! Kiddos will love working with the markers! Draw a rainbow on each side of the towel! Don't leave too much space between the 2 rainbows or they may not 'grow together' well. Fold the coffee filter. Put each side in a cup with a bit of water. Then it's observation time! This would also be a…

Grow a rainbow as a fun science experiment or STEM project and use the product as a fun decoration for springtime.

These Rainbow Crystals are an exciting way to teach chemistry at a basic level. This project will amaze and excite kids of all ages!

Learn about the weather and why it rains with this fun rainbow experiment for kids !

The Walking Rainbow science experiment should have been easy, but due to a mistake we discovered a fascinating capillary action and natural balance project. via @steampoweredfam

Looking to get your kids interested in science? Here are 10 inspiring and exciting rainbow science experiments to wow your little ones!

The GROW-A-RAINBOW SCIENCE Experiment Activity Pack is set up so all you have to do is print the activity pack, gather the supplies and do the experiment. It keeps things easy for you and fun for your kids as they learn about absorption and capillary action. The LEARNING WORKSHEETS come in level 1 and level 2 for you to choose the best fit for your classroom. This also works great for a homeschool or classroom with multi-ages while performing the same science experiment.

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with engaging and educational rainbow-themed activities! Discover a simple rainbow science experiment, a hands-on Fruit Loops math activity, a creative rainbow writing craft, a Skittles density experiment, and a fun relay race game. These activities help kids explore the science behind rainbows, practice math skills, and enjoy interactive learning. Perfect for kindergarten and early elementary classrooms, this post includes step-by-step instructions and printable…

This Rainbow In A Jar Science Experiment is a fun spring science experiment to show density. Perfect to use as a science fair project too!

My kids love a good rainbow , and this experiment did not disappoint.

You are going to love this baking soda science experiment. Science experiments for kids are always fun and this rainbow science experiement will definitely catch the kids attention. Children as young as toddlers and preschoolers will love this erupting rainbow activity!

Make a beautiful rainbow in a jar with this density experiment using common household items! FUN spring science or St Patricks Day activity.

Get kids excited about science experiments with this fun, foaming ooze that can be used for endless experiments and celebrations.

This grow a rainbow experiment is simple fun for preschoolers and kindergarten. All you need are paper towels, a marker and water.

We first tried this science experiment using roses when Rosie was a toddler.

Show your children how water can travel upwards with this rainbow water science experiment. Give them insight into the fascinating process of adhesion!

Love this easy science experiment idea for kids! Melting rainbows is a simple science activity that uses common household ingredients and is quick and easy to set up. It's perfect the perfect project for preschool and kindergarten children!