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Rainbow Printables for Play-Based Learning Fun!

November 13, 2023

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Get fun play-based learning ideas with these rainbow printables for preschoolers. These preschool worksheets are fun, free and are great to promote numeracy, literacy, fine motor and gross motor skills!

The first week of summer of summer vacation was… well… something. It poured and poured and poured. Then the long weekend came and it poured some more. Kids even set up a makeshift carnival in the rain to celebrate Canada Day. We’ve tried to make the most of it going to indoor play places

Also, we made sensory bins out of hail and went out in search of the biggest puddles to jump in. When the kids got restless, we made slime, rainbow coloured play dough, and I even took to making rainbow printables for them to colour and play with.

Get fun play-based learning ideas with these rainbow printables for preschoolers. These preschool worksheets are fun, free and are great to promote numeracy, literacy, fine motor and gross motor skills!

Rainbow Printables for Preschoolers Play-Based Learning

Rainbow.bug.counting // Parenting from the Heart

Fidget Spinner Decoder // Teaching Mama

Rainbow Obstacle Course // Sunny Day Family

Rainbow Colouring Booklet // Twitchetts

Unicorn Game // Views From A Step Stool

Roll A Rainbow // The Stem Laboratory

Rainbow Domino Addition Printable // Simple Fun For Kids

Rainbow Matching Cards // Fun with Momma

Rainbow Word Building // Royal Baloo

Fishbowl Color Matching // Life Over C’s

Do A Dot Rainbows // My Bored Toddler

Alphabet Matching Game // The Kindergarten Connection

Lego Color Matching // I Can Teach My Child

Rainbow Key Matching // Kids Activities Blog

Colour Patterns // Kidz Activities

I hope your kids enjoy these as much as we did!

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Author

Alana Pace

Contributor / When I’m not nursing cold, stale coffee, I usually can be found with the baby on my hip, barefoot, and racing after my two older kids. Thanks to a degree in psychology and a free-range childhood backing onto an expansive evergreen forest, positive parenting and play-based learning are my passions.