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Materials:
-sugar
-food coloring
-straw
-measuring spoon

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Visit Mystery Science Rainbow page and watch the video. 

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Visit Mystery Science Rainbow page and watch the video. 

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*After you watch the intro video, gather materials and then follow step by step directions on Mystery Science website and below to complete experiment!

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In this mini-lesson, students discover how water acts like a prism, splitting white sunlight into all the colors of the rainbow.

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Do this activity on a sunny day. Gather necessary materials. 

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Do this activity on a sunny day. Gather necessary materials. 

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Materials:
-1 sheet of blank white paper
-Crayons/colored pencils in the colors of a rainbow
-1 clear plastic or glass cup
-Access to water to fill cup

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Watch "teacher set-up" video to see how to get experiment ready! 

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Watch "teacher set-up" video to see how to get experiment ready! 

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This handout includes a K-2 friendly script that you can read to your child as you do this experiment! It also includes a response sheet, but you can also use scrap paper if you don't have printer access.

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Head to the Scholastic Learn from Home Page to enjoy two books about Rainbows. 

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Head to the Scholastic Learn from Home Page to enjoy two books about Rainbows. 

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*Click "WATCH THE STORY" to listen to "The Dot" being read out loud.
*Click "READ THE BOOK" to practice independent ready with "All the Colors of the Rainbow".

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Weather patterns and seasonal changes can be observed and can affect daily activities.
Physical Science:
Placing some objects in the path of a beam of light can cause a shadow to form. Some objects let light through them.

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Rainbows are colorful and beautiful. Find out how they're made!

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Grab some sidewalk chalk and spread rainbows on your street

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Grab some sidewalk chalk and spread rainbows on your street

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The Color Changing Milk Experiment (20 min)

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The Color Changing Milk Experiment (20 min)

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Materials:
-dish soap
-food coloring
-milk

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Scientific Tuesdays - Awesome milk trick!

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What Gives the Morpho Butterfly Its Magnificent Blue? | Deep Look

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A Special Performance of "Rainbow Connection" from Kermit the Frog | The Muppets

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Cool, amazing, hahahah

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It looked like a star on the first try and then it looked like a funny person

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I tried to do the experiment twice. The food coloring did expand a bit but did not create any effect. This is my picture.

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Caitlin also did an experiment with oil mixed with food coloring poured over a glass of water.  

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Caitlin also did an experiment with oil mixed with food coloring poured over a glass of water.  

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"Ah! It's like a star!"

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We learned that we can't do it twice! Once the soap is in the mix, adding more soap won't make the process happen again.

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Sunlight came through a clear bowl of water and onto a white piece of paper. We moved the water around and the light moved around like crystals through the water onto the paper. Magic!