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Make Your Own DIY Rainbow Game

Rainbows, colors and cooperation. What could be better? This game has all these Page | 1
things. Use your creativity to add whatever you can imagine.

Target Skills:

Color recognition
Turn-taking
Coloring and Drawing Skills
Counting (optional)

Materials:

Large Paper or the game board (below)

Dice and Crayon templates (below)
Crayons
Tape

Instructions:

The rainbow has lost it colors. Move the crayons across the path to the rainbow and give
it back its colors! Cut out the dice and crayon templates below. If you are working on
color recognition color use the dice with different colors to match the colors of the
game squares. If you are working on counting and number correspondence then use
the dice with numbers. Take turns rolling the dice and moving the crayons across the
path to the rainbow. Draw a picture with the color that you landed on. For example, you
landed on yellow square draw a yellow flower. You can also combine the two dice and
move to that color space and draw the amount of things indicated by what number was
rolled. For example, you roll both dice and get yellow and the number five. Draw five
bananas or five suns or whatever else you can think of that is yellow. When your crayon
gets across to the rainbow, color in one strip of the rainbow with your color. When
everybody gets to the rainbow and adds their color, you all win!

Extend the game by having the players draw a large rainbow together on the other side
of the game board.
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Crayon Markers and Dice Template
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Have Fun!
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