I painted a set of jumbo craft sticks with a pretty rainbow for my preschooler to put together and practice reading numbers.
Reading numbers is, honestly, kind of boring.
But rainbows and puzzles are fun! And if you’re not into rainbows, that’s OK. You can paint something different.
Like a car, or a puppy, or a smiley face…
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How to Make a Rainbow Counting Puzzle
While the kids were asleep, I grabbed a set of jumbo craft sticks and taped them together.
Then, I flipped them over and painted a rainbow on the other side.
Once the paint was dry, I wrote numbers on top with permanent marker.
Then, my 3-year-old, Elena put the puzzle together by lining up the numbers in order!
Your Turn to Make a Rainbow Counting Puzzle
Make counting and numbers fun by making your own rainbow counting puzzle!
Looking for an organized guide of fun, easy activities to do with your toddler that also encourages their growth and development?
I’ve created a 3-month activity planner just for busy parents like you! The plan includes 65 detailed, simple, and stress-free activities including: arts and crafts, sensory play, motor skills, and STEM–all using easy-to-find supplies.
Let me help make planning activities for your toddler easy, so you can skip the stress and get straight to the fun!