Rainbow Tracing
Red, orange, yellow... trace a whole rainbow!
Trace each arc of the rainbow in its own colour. Single rainbows, two rainbows, guided colours, a big practice rainbow and a page to draw your own.
- 9 pages A4 portrait
- 7 activity pages
- PDF · 39 KB free, no sign-up
Sample pages
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Inside this book
- Page 3Trace the Rainbow
- Page 4Two Rainbows
- Page 5Guided Rainbow Colours
- Page 6Big Rainbow Practice
- Page 7Three Little Rainbows
- Page 8Draw Your Own Rainbow
- Page 9Extra Rainbow Practice
Notes for grown-ups
Reproduced from page 2 of the book so you can read it before printing.
Tracing curved arcs while learning and using different colours.
How to use
- Name the rainbow colours together: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple.
- Trace the innermost arc first in red.
- Trace each next arc in the next rainbow colour.
- On some pages the arcs are already lightly coloured to guide the choice.
- Talk about the colours as they trace.
Tips
- Use crayons or coloured pencils that match the rainbow order.
- Start in the middle and work outward.
- Encourage smooth, curved movements.
- These pages look beautiful when completed!
Pages in this book
- Basic rainbow arcs
- Multiple rainbows
- Guided colour rainbows
- Large practice rainbows
- Free rainbow creation
You will need
- A chunky crayon or triangular pencil
- Normal A4 paper, printed at 100%
- Printed at 100% (not "fit to page")
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