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Oh my! I wish you had done this post when I was exploring rainbows with the children back in March! Would have loved some rainbow jelly!
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I will be back there in August so fingers crossed we can do some rainbow fun then!
Oh and I actually took them outside with a hose and we made a rainbow, also before I forget on YouTube if you search “Tiny Planets – Rainbows” there is a 5 minute clip of ‘Making Rainbows’ – the children absolutely loved it and was great for scaffolding!
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How could I forget the hose?! I used to love spraying the hose to make rainbows, or looking for them in sprinklers. I must get on to YouTube and search some more, everyone else is telling me about great videos on there.
I was going to ask if you had made the jelly as mine didn’t turn out anywhere near that well when I made it!
There have been lots of wonderful rainbow activites that we have looked at on the web, I think mostly at pink and green mama , and we are going to do them for someone’s 4th birthday party 🙂
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I’ve made layered jellies but they weren’t anywhere near that good! I thought it was really interesting that the recipe used ice, I’ve never done that and I think that might be why – they set quickly. I’m going to have another go following that method.
There are lots of fun things around to do with rainbows aren’t there, they are fascinating and lend themselves to all sorts of things.
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