Kids Edition 2023: Rainbows | The Institute for Creation Research

Kids Edition 2023: Rainbows
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2023

Hi, kids! We created a special Acts & Facts just for you! Have fun doing the activities while learning about the wonderful world God gave you to enjoy and take care of.

Rainbows are incredible arcs of color across the sky. They're created when raindrops bend, or refract, sunlight and separate the colors so you can see them. These beautiful sights remind us that God’s faithfulness endures forever.

Click HERE to download the entire Kids Edition 2023 Acts & Facts.

Click HERE for the Kids! Edition individual sections and ICR’s Creation Kids activity pages.

Contributions by Communications department: Jayme Durant, Renée Dusseau, Michael Stamp, Lori Fausak, Bethany Trimble, and Rachel Brown. Designed by Susan Windsor

Cite this article: . 2023. Kids Edition 2023: Rainbows. Acts & Facts. 52 (8), 20-21.

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