Have fun with this teaching colors activities pack that will help make learning colors easy on teachers and fun for kids! This mega pack includes 10 different activities per color, no prep worksheets + mini books, and centers and activities to help make teaching colors fun through hands-on activities.
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Teaching colors is a fun part of preschool and these activities explore colors in a variety of ways. Check out what is included below:
Teach Colors Activities
Puzzles
Create a puzzle using matching color pieces. This puzzle set includes 4 piece puzzles.
Color Wheel Clip Cards
Work those fine motor skills while working on color recognition with the color wheels.
Worksheets
In each worksheet, children will color the word, color the picture, and then trace the word two times. You will find more examples of the worksheets in the worksheet section below.
Find The Color Mats
Use a counting cube, bingo marker, mini eraser, or other small manipulatives to identify the correct color pictures.
Color Sorting Mats
Find the four matching color pictures and place them on the correct mat.
Color Mini Books
Color the pictures then fold them to create a color mini book.
Match The Buttons
First students will gather the correct buttons. Then they will match the buttons to the correct spot on the mat. Please note that colored buttons are required for this activity.
Crayon Color Matching Puzzle
This 2 piece puzzle will have students match the uppercase crayon to the lowercase piece. Students can then trace the word.
Rainbow Color Sorting Mats
Use these rainbow mats with color manipulatives and items you have lying around. In the example, I used popsicle sticks, colored buttons and pom poms.
Color Posters
Hang these around your classroom or home as you work on each color. Then discuss the name of each picture.
Color Matching Mats
The activity pack includes a variety of color matching mats. Laminate the sheets and use velcro dots to match the colored pieces to the right color on the mat.
Color Play Dough Mats
Roll and create the pictures with the correct color play dough. Then identify the pictures. Older students can then trace the word.
Crayon Color Sorting
Sort the crayons according to the crayon color boxes.
Color Wall
Place the colors onto a wall with some sticky tape. Then add sticky tape below so children can place the correct word under the color.
Many of the activities can be paired with manipulatives and figurines you already have at home or in your classroom. For example, the color matching mats can be used with colored spiders, colored bugs, and more!
Check out more of the worksheets included:
Learning Colors Worksheets
Grab a sample from the pack by checking out the color wall freebie.
WHERE TO GET THIS ACTIVITY
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