~Ladybug is currently 35 months old~
Here is her desk set up for Rainbow Week…
Her book basket has mostly COLOR books, a few rainbow books too. I picked colorful toys for her trays this week, she really liked all of the color!
On Monday morning she sat right down and got busy, she loved the set up! I put the many printables I had for her in her notebook. She flips through and chooses what she wants.
She chose Dot Fun first and asked to use stickers!
She loved the little rainbow I made for her with pipe cleaners and foam, she spent lots of time exploring it and we took it apart together and reassembled it together too!
Later in the week I got the idea to use the above rainbow along with our Somewhere Over the Rainbow props! We stuck the other props in the styrofoam too and Ladybug chose the correct prop as we sang the song and got to certain parts!
I Love Colors was her favorite book from the collection, she read it alone many times and of course we read it together tons too!
Once I saw how much she loved this book, I made a doggie for her to color like the dog in the book. BIG hit, she loved this! I was absolutely amazed with the end result, I didn’t help her one bit, she chose where to put the colors all on her own and he looks so similar to the dog in the book! This printable has been added to the Rainbow Tot Pack.
Lots of painting for Rainbow Week! here she was painting free style on the blank rainbow printable from the Rainbow Tot Pack. She is using Porcupine ring painters.
She wanted to make rainbow lines on this one so I helped her just by showing her the order and where to paint, but she managed the rest on her own!
I absolutely love the end result!
We marble painted rainbows, which she loved! It is such a wonderful way to build so many skills while also coming out with a beautiful piece of art in the end!
after they dried I cut out the rainbow shape.
We made cotton cloud rainbows too. I precut all of the strips and she chose the order and did the gluing completely on her own! I helped her put the cotton on, she didn’t like the glue on her fingers after the first few she tried!
Rainbow play doh wasn’t nearly as fun as I thought it would be. Well, it was for me, but she didn’t like it as much as I did. 
We made the rainbow together and the letters, but mostly she wanted to make snowmen!
We made a simple rainbow paper chain and this was a huge success!
The cutting activity from the Rainbow Tot Pack was hard for her, but we did it!
Matching rainbows was a perfect challenge, but she didn’t like it very much.
Most of our rainbow printables came from our Rainbow Tot Pack…
I also pinned the other ideas I used on my Rainbow Theme Pinterest board…
We played with our parachute a lot, it was hard when the boys weren’t around to help hold it though! We put our ball pit balls inside and had loads of fun together!
I made her a simple game, with a colored die, matching pom poms, a paint tray, and mini tongs {she chose these to use fro our tweezer/tong collection}. She rolled the die and then put the correct pom pom in until she filled the tray!
Sorting mini colored cubes {from Target a while back}, into stacking cups…
These shapes frustrated her for some reason, she enjoyed popping them out more than putting them in!
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