ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Awnie's House Awnie’s Kitchen FRUIT LOOP RAINBOWS with Blake and Callie
Hello, friends! Today, we’re going to have some fun making a colorful and yummy treat called a Fruit Loop Rainbow. Are you ready to get started? Let’s go!
To make our Fruit Loop Rainbow, we’ll need a few things:
First, we need to sort our Fruit Loops by color. Can you find all the red ones, the blue ones, and the green ones? Great job!
Next, take two donuts and place them on your plate. One donut goes here, and the other goes there. Yum!
Now, let’s take our white pipe cleaners and start stringing the Fruit Loops onto them. You can make a rainbow by putting the colors in order, or you can mix them up however you like. It’s your rainbow, so have fun!
Look at all the different ways we can make our rainbows. Aren’t they pretty? Show me yours when you’re done!
Wow, our Fruit Loop Rainbows turned out perfectly! They look so cute and colorful. What do you think? We hope you try making these at home and have a super happy day!
Before we go, I want to say a big hello to some special friends:
Hello to all of you, my good friends! I’m so happy you’re part of our fun learning family. See you next time!
Color Hunt: Let’s go on a color hunt around your home or classroom! Can you find objects that match the colors of the Fruit Loops you used in your rainbow? Try to find something red, blue, green, yellow, orange, and purple. Once you find them, share your discoveries with a friend or family member. This will help you notice how many colorful things are around you every day!
Rainbow Patterns: Use your Fruit Loop Rainbow to create different patterns. Start by making a simple pattern, like red, blue, red, blue. Then, try a more complex pattern, like red, blue, green, red, blue, green. Can you think of your own pattern? Share your pattern with someone and see if they can guess what comes next!
Story Time: Imagine your Fruit Loop Rainbow is a magical bridge to a land of colors. What kind of world would it lead to? Draw a picture of this colorful land and tell a story about what you might find there. Share your drawing and story with your friends or family. This will help you use your imagination and creativity!
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
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Be sure to stay tuned after the video because I’m going to do some shout-outs.
Hello friends and welcome! What are we going to make today, guys? A Fruit Loop rainbow! For this treat, we’re going to need white pipe cleaners, powdered sugar donuts, and Fruit Loops.
To start, we’re going to sort the Fruit Loops by color.
Okay, we got them sorted by color! Next, we’re going to take two donuts on each plate. You can put one here and one there.
Now we’re going to take the pipe cleaners and string the Fruit Loops on them. We can put them in rainbow order or mix them up however you like!
I love the different techniques you guys are using!
Oh, isn’t that pretty? Do you want to show me yours?
These turned out perfectly! Didn’t they turn out cute? What do you think, guys? Yep, they turned out awesome! We hope that you’re going to try these at home and have a very happy St. Patrick’s Day. See you later!
Are you ready for some shout-outs today? I’m sending them out to:
– Sandra in Amsterdam, New York
– Remy and Adrian in Arlington, Virginia
– Sophie Astor in Dublin, Ireland
– Damien and Callie in Deep River, Ontario, Canada
– Gail in Miami, Florida
– Madison in Saco, Maine
– Juliana, Juan Carlos, Julie, and Cesar J in Dubai
– Maddox, Ezra, and Cecilia in Silver Spring, Maryland
– Perry and Ingrid on Whidbey Island, Washington
– Tony and Callie Baker in Cincinnati, Ohio
– Trace, Lane, Sadie, and Deacon in Lexington, South Carolina
– Westin and Wyatt in Hutto, Texas
– Eli, Asher, Adelae, and Rosie in Columbia, South Carolina
– Imuna, Haben, and Tom in New York City
– Cameron in Scranton, Pennsylvania
– Angel and Andrew in Houston, Texas
– Bosco and Clara in Madrid, Spain
– Elise and Noah in California
– Vera in Burlington, Ontario, Canada
– Jonah in Mesa, Arizona
– Elliot, Juliet, and Margot in Chicago, Illinois
– Levi Charles in Odenton, Maryland
– Winnie, Wilson, and Brunei
– Sarai in Moreno Valley, California
– Sebastian in Plateau Manor, New York
– Sophia in Miami, Florida
– Harper and Oliver in New Jersey
– Cree and Carter Tate in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
– TJ and Noah in Baltimore, Maryland
– Aveline Roth in Hawkins, Texas
Hello to each and every one of you, my good friends! I’m so happy that you’re all a part of my reading family. See you next time!
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