1. Gather up different colored construction paper

2. Have children tare the paper into small pieces

3. Glue the pieces in rainbow order to make a your own colorful rainbow art

1. Gather up your supplies, red, yellow and blue food coloring, 6 small jars or cups (clear work best) and paper towel

2. Put a small drop of red food coloring in one cup, yellow food coloring in another cup and blue food coloring in another. Fill the cups that have food coloring about ¾ full with water. The other 3 cups remain empty

3. Arrange your cups in a circle alternating a cup with food coloring next to an empty cup.

4. Cut your paper towel into 6 strips and place one end of the paper towel in a cup with food coloring and the other end in an empty cup

5. Repeat until the paper towel chain is complete

6. Now wait and watch! This could take up to 24 hours. Talk with your children about making observation and check back periodically. Talk about primary and secondary colors and color mixing

Note: After some time the paper towels with saturate with one color and start filling the empty cups to mix and make a new color

1. Mix a few small dishes of food coloring and milk (water will work too)

2. Make a piece of toast

3. Use clean paint brushes or Q-tips to paint on your toast

4. Eat your creation

1. Nibbles Colors by: Emma Yarlett

2. Mixed A Color Story by: Arree Chung

3. Brown Bear, Brown Bear What Do You See by: Bill Martin Jr. and Eric Carle

1. Lay out different color construction paper on the floor

2. Have children run around the house to find items that match the colors of paper

3. Place items on coordinating paper

• Monday:
• 9:30 am Stroller Strides
• 10:30 am Story Time / Gymboree Play Date
• Tuesday:
• 9:30 am Stroller Barre
• 10:30 am Parachute/Meet the Expert
• Wednesday:
• 9:30 am Stroller Strides
• 10:30 am Rainbow Fruit Loops
• Thursday:
• 9:30 am Stroller Strides
• 10:30 am Egg Hunt and Sort
• Friday:
• 9:30 a.m. Stroller Strides
• 10:30 am Color Sorting