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Exploding Colors in Milk

Exploding Colors in Milk Make colors swirl and mix in milk. It's an explosion of colors!

Making Green

Making Green Create the color green. What happens when you do this in different temperatures of water?

Separating Colors

Separating Colors Did you know that some colors come from other colors? Try to separate colors with this project.

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Color Mix HD

Color Mix HD For the iPad by A+ Kids Apps & Educational Games
Explore and discover with a mixture of colors. Use your color creations to paint pictures.

Mix and Paint

Mix and Paint From Curious George
An online experience that shows how colors mix. Then, paint with these newly created colors.

Roy G Biv

Roy G Biv by They Might be Giants
A fun song to learn the colors of the rainbow. Note that the song starts 32 seconds into the video.

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Little Blue and Little Yellow

Little Blue and Little Yellow by Leo Lionni
A sweet book about good friends, little blue and little yellow who hug one day to become green.

Vincent’s Colors

Vincent’s Colors from Metropolitan Museum
A beautiful book with Van Gogh’s paintings and descriptions. Encourages an appreciation for colors, creativity, and art.

All the Colors of the Rainbow

All the Colors of the Rainbow by Allan Fowler
Colorful and full of facts, this science book provides a description of how rainbows are formed. Ages 4+.

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Posted by Christen | October 19, 2011 at 12:44 pm

My son was so excited to get a new pair of scissors! He spent about 15 minutes just cutting the welcome card. Then he discovered the blue glasses and ran around saying “the lights are blue,” “the chair is blue,” etc. Seriously just those two items entertained him for 20 minutes. Great work!

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Posted by Tammie | October 19, 2011 at 12:51 pm

My daughter loved getting mail with her name on it! She first designed a stained glass window. After she was done, she picked out stickers from her own collection to carefully decorating the frame.

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Posted by Jami | October 19, 2011 at 11:07 pm

Once he got over the fact there wasn’t a live bird in the box, my son was mesmerized by all the materials, exploring them thoroughly for a good 10 minutes after opening the box. He finally decided to make a stained glass window, and spent lots of time cutting and arranging. He was so proud of his creation and couldn’t wait for his dad to come home so he could give it to him. We still have 3 or more projects to make! Excellent quality!

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Posted by Vivien | October 31, 2011 at 11:32 am

When I heard about Kiwi Crate, I knew I had to sign up! We’ve been so pleased with the Colors projects. It’s encouraged creativity in unexpected ways! My daughter decided to do a little mixing and matching between the projects. She took the colored film from the stained glass window project and cut it up to place on the tops. So fun!

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