Rain drop crafts for preschool

This process art activity has a quick and simple set up and can be transformed into something fridge-worthy. It would be a great spring art activity or art activity for a weather theme. The kids made so many observations about the paint as they worked, so it turned out to be a good science experiment and oral language exercise too. #processart #preschool #preschoolart

April is the perfect month to discuss rain with your students.Here are a few simple ideas that can be easily added to any lesson plan. Science Make Your Own Rain Make your own rain with this simple experiment. This experiment demonstrates what happens in the clouds during the water cycle. When a cloud accumulates too many water […]

This rain cloud craft involves more than just painting the rain... It actually simulates rain coming down! Try this unique art technique to make it "rain."

Rainy day crafts for kids and some fun activities. Keep the gloom away with these fun crafts to keep your kids busy when they have to stay indoors

Our Fingerprint Raindrops is the PERFECT craft idea to wish the rain away! I've even included a quirky cloud poem printable!

Easy April Showers Rain Drop Craft For Kids with only a few materials needed. These fun Rain Drop Kids Crafts are perfect for spring.

On a rainy spring day what could be more fun than making your own raincloud inside! This cute cloud craft is a great preschool craft. The cloud is made with cotton balls and a construction paper smile. The raindrops are made from tissue paper and contact paper so the light from the window can shine through just like a real raindrop. Our two daughters loved working on this craft together and it is a great spring decoration for our windows too.

Today we read Rain Drop Plop! and then made umbrella art. First, we used droppers and liquid watercolors to drop colorful raindrops on our umbrellas. I cut the shapes on my Silhouette. The watercolors pool

I wasn't sure how these shaving cream rain clouds were going to turn out, but they were beautiful! I love any experiment that's easy enough for my kids to do themselves. And I also love when I get to use a rainbow assortment of colours to create something beautiful. So this was a winner! This activity was easy to put together and allowed us to learn a little bit about weather. Although, my girls were definitely more interested in the hands on part, not so much the learning. But what can you…

Books “Raindrop Plop!” by Wendy Cheyette Lewison”Rain” by Manya Stojic”The Big Storm” by Nancy Tafuri Windshield Wiper This is a fun one to repeat several times …