Children begin their academic journeys by learning colors. They are fun, eye-catching, and pleasant to look at and understand. Some of our scholars have limited experiences at home and may be slower in learning some of these fundamental skills. When they come to school, the best way to encourage engagement is to introduce color activities in your classroom. The following products do just that and more! Scroll to the bottom to get a fun freebie to use right now!
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Interactive Color Activities BUNDLE
Teach your students all about colors using this vast variety of products devoted to color recognition! These are perfect for whole-group instruction, centers, early finishers, speech therapy, or to take home and use with families! Have these products prepped and ready to go, and laminate them to use repeatedly!
Color Task Cards– Color Activities in Your Classroom
Use these color task cards to help students with color identification, reading color words, and speaking in complete sentences. These are perfect for early finishers, independent workstations, or small group instruction. These also can be used for students with IEPs to help them begin and finish tasks. Some cards are easy and require no assistance, while others require more complex tasks. These are perfect to differentiate instruction for all of your scholars. Have students complete all 8 cards on each particular color.
Differentiated Color Books– Color Activities in Your Classroom
Use these color mini-books to help differentiate instruction in small groups and centers. They are perfect for all learners and incorporate many skills, from picture matching to word reading. Make the books weekly when you introduce a color to your students. They are also available in black and white for more teaching options.
Interactive Color Posters– Color Activities in Your Classroom
Do you want a classroom with your students’ work posted around it? Look no further! Use these color posters as interactive tools, not just a bulletin board. Have your students color the posters to use daily, or have them color their own sets to bring home! Post them on a lower level to allow your students to interact with them all year round!
Interactive Color Sorts and Mats– Color Activities in Your Classroom
Make your circle time or centers as interactive as possible. Use either one of these color-sorting activities to help engage your students. Both activities are ready to copy, cut, and laminate. They are great tools for color identification, vocabulary acquisition, and practice talking in complete sentences.
Matching Colors with SOUND- BOOM™ Cards
Use these cards to help make your circle time more interactive! These 33 task cards cover matching colored pictures with the same colored crayon. For each slide, two answers are wrong, and one is correct.
Popsicle Stick Color Games– Color Activities in Your Classroom
Use these colored popsicle sticks and rainbow pictures to help students with fine motor skills, taking turns, and reading sentences! There are 10 sets of rainbow-colored pictures to use throughout the year. There is also a die to roll with all the images for each set. This product is perfect for IEP behavior goals, small groups, centers, fine motor bins, or free choice!
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