It's really easy to dye rice. In this post you'll learn how to dye it and how to use it in this fun rainbow sensory bin.

This sensory bottle is a great way to get kids to calm down and stay busy at the same time. The rainbow rice filler is so pretty and hides the letter tiles kids need to spot.

Another fun rainbow sensory bin but this time using cooked spaghetti. Find out how to dye pasta and get inspired by how to use this in sensory play.

This rainbow game is such a fun idea, and the kids will want to play over and over. Make the rainbow game board, then prep a bunch of challenges on different color cards, to match the spaces on the board.

Rainbow sensory spaghetti is shockingly easy to make, and kids love the texture. Add in some shaving cream clouds, and it’s a fun time for all the little ones.

Use the printable template to prep this number matching game in a hurry. As an added bonus, give kids tokens in different colors so they can match the color and the number.

Make math fun with this rainbow roll and cover game. This game is great is great for practicing number recognition, adding and substraction.

Cork painting is a fun way for little ones to join in on the colorful fun. The printable template makes this activity super fast to set up.

Kids will be wowed at this amazing rainbow activity. They can grow their own rainbow with not much more than markers and a paper towel.

This activity is a spin on the classic “dancing raisin” experiment many are already familiar with. It adds in rainbow popcorn kernels for a bright, colorful, dancey good time.

A rainbow sensory activity is a perfect way to combine color theory with sensory play. Froot Loops come in all the colors of the rainbow, so they are ideal for this sorting activity.

This rainbow activity takes a little work ahead of time, but the setup is easy and the payoff is worth it. Create a fizzy, melting rainbow experiment so kids can watch the colors bubble and mix.