How to make a rainbow book
20 BRILLIANT RAINBOW BOOKS FOR KIDS - Hello Wonderful
Creating a color-coordinated bookshelf is no easy feat. Take it from Elsie Larson of A Beautiful Mess , who successfully executed a rainbow book wall in her family room. That's right, not a shelf, but an entire wall. The entryway creation is better then wallpaper and takes the idea of a colorful bookcase to the next level. If you're looking to recreate the look, perhaps on a smaller scale, Elsie shared 7 tips with House Beautiful on how to make it happen.
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A book about a young boy that would like to have a rainbow of his own. Every time we read it my daughter loves to make a rainbow of her own. Since we read this book a lot, we have had the opportunity to have a lot of fun finding new ways to make rainbows together. Related: Rainbow Rainy Day Art. A book about a young boy that would like to have a rainbow of his own to play with.
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Amazon Affiliate links are included in this post. Please see Disclosure for more details. When starting to learn about something with Onetime, I usually like to either read a book together, or do a quick hands-on activity. We spent some time trying to make rainbows at home one day. Try one of these 5 fun ways to make a rainbow and then read one of the awesome rainbow books together from my list below. When he fails — he imagines a rainbow of his own to play with. In the end, when the boy returns home, he finds the sun has made a rainbow inside his house from his goldfish bowl!
This rainbow zigzag book is a gorgeous way to inject some colour into your writing. A zigzag format is a great way to make a simple book. To make the book I gathered together a series of A5 size pieces of card. Really, you can make your book any size you like — whether you want a big one you can use for scrapbooking, or a tiny one to fit in your pocket for when you head out and about. Then all you need to do is tape the ends of the cards together, as shown in the photograph above, to make one big long line of card. Line up each piece of card as you tape it so that all the folded edges are on one side, and all the taped edges are on the other, which will create your zigzag book for you. It makes a lovely, tactile book.
A rainbow of ribbons magically appear when you open the pages of this innovative book! Toddlers will love listening to the charming story and seeing a different colored ribbon with the turn of each page. The last page is sure to delight with all the colors of the rainbow. What a fun way to learn colors! Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read.
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Laura Purdie Salas is the author of more than books for kids, including If You Were the Moon, Water Can Be, and Bookspeak! Poems about Books.