Food coloring activities for toddlers

Your kids are going to love this magic milk experiment! It's super easy and fun, all you need is some milk, dish soap, and liquid food coloring.

If you are looking for a colorful hands on sensory activity, here's how to dye rice with rubbing alcohol, food coloring, and rice! We used this for our homeschool preschool, and it's easy to store and reuse. Even though it's pretty, it's not edible. Start to finish this took about 25 minutes for 5 colors,

How to dye rice with rubbing alcohol? How to dye rainbow rice with paint for sensory play? All of these questions and play ideas within this post right here

This Ice Painting DIY is a fun and colorful (and easy to clean) activity to do with your kids. Making ice paint is easy and can unlock your child's creativity. Here's what you need:

Channel their inner artist and foodie by making Rainbow Toast with Edible Paint. Milk, bread, coloring and creativity are all your kids need to create an edible masterpiece for a fun breakfast, snack or sandwich.

These fizzy paintings are a great art activity for toddlers and preschoolers! Kids will love watching their baking soda paintings fizz up and it makes a fun stem science experiment for toddlers as well!!

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Paper marbling with oil and food coloring is one of the easiest ways to marble paper and it uses materials you likely already have at home.

This edible finger paint activity is colorful and fun and only requires 2 ingredients that you most likely already have on hand.

This moon sand is such an easy kids craft - it only has 2 ingredients! It's soft and moldable and the best kinetic sand recipe we've ever tried. This is a great sensory play idea and a super fun summer activity for kids, tweens, toddlers, and preschoolers.