After living in the desert for 4 years rain is still a exciting concept to my kids!So when it rains we all have to run out front on the covered porch and watch.Since my rent-a-kid was here visiting we were all extra excited about the rain!So I decided we needed to do some rain painting!I know, only I could come up with a craft that includes rain! LOL
Here are the kids out watching the rain.
Thinking about getting wet!
Rain painting & rain dancing! LOL
Finished product
So what is rain painting?Just put a few drops of food coloring on a paper plate. Hold the plate out in the rain to add some water and let it splatter.Then set your creation aside to dry.
Viola!
A quick, easy, creative art experiment!You can’t do that in the desert! LOL
I grew up in Florida, and while rain was normal, snow was something that existed on television... I still get that same look your kids have in the pictures, after living with some snow for nearly 10 winters now (we don't get too much here!)!
I really enjoy your blog!
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My husband and I did Little Lambs in our church yesterday. The story was Noah and our southern skies were threatening rain most of the day. I sent home a sheet telling parents they could remind their kids of Noah, the flood, and the rainbow by "painting with rain." Thanks for such a great idea!
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An extremely dense, vertically developed cumulus with a relatively hazy outline and a glaciated top extending to great heights, usually producing heavy rains, thunderstorms, or hailstorms.
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