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    The document provides information about colors including lists of color words and activities to teach colors to children. It includes level 1 and level 2 color words and describes activities such as color sorting, mixing paints, and making fruit skewers to recognize and learn about colors.

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    The document provides information about colors including lists of color words and activities to teach colors to children. It includes level 1 and level 2 color words and describes activities such as color sorting, mixing paints, and making fruit skewers to recognize and learn about colors.

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    Colors 
    Words 
    Words Level 1:​ blue, green, red, yellow, pink 
    Words Level 2:​ brown, black, gray, orange, purple, white 
     

    Getting Started 
    ● Find pencils, crayons or pens in all the colors (or only in the first five colors if 
    your child has not yet completed Level 2). When you say the name of a color, 
    your child picks it up and draws a 😀 on a piece of paper. Continue with the 
    other colors and help your child write the names under each face. Now you have 
    a color chart! 
    o Keep in mind that some people have color deficiency. If your child 
    struggles with some of the colors, get his or her vision checked.  
     
    Practice 
    ● I Spy! ​ Kids love “I Spy,” and it’s a perfect way to review color names in English. 
    Play while walking, or on the bus or even at home! Take turns with your child: “I 
    spy something red...can you find it?”   
    ● Color Clean-up! A ​ sk your child to go to their room and find blue things. Put all 
    the blue things (except for clothes, curtains, or pictures hanging on the walls) on 
    the bed. Help your child choose one or more items to give to a friend, or to 
    donate to a children’s organization or charity. Now put everything back in its 
    place and repeat with yellow, red and green (maybe not all on the same day!)  

    Activities 
    ● Color Sort! ​For this activity you need an empty egg carton and small colored 
    items (at least 3 colors) such as colored candies, buttons or beads. Watch that 
    they don’t go in the mouth! Tell your child to separate (sort) the objects by color 
    into the egg carton cups. It’s okay if they do not yet know all the Level 2 colors! 
    After finishing, you can say the color names together. This activity is great 
    practice in any language! 
    ● Mix it Up! F​ or this activity you need paints (watercolor or other), a brush, and 
    paper. Give your child space, time and freedom to discover what happens when 
    mixing paints! Later help them speak full sentences like, “Red and green make 
    yellow,” or “Red and white make pink.” 
     

    Extra Fun (Older Children) 


    ● Mix it Up 2.0! F ​ or this activity you need small plastic zipper bags and paints (not 
    watercolors). Your child takes a spoonful of paint (red, for example) and puts it 
    inside the bag, ​in the corner​. Now with a different spoon, put a spoonful of 
    another color (white) i​ n the opposite corner​. Close the bag well (you may want to 
    use a little tape) making sure there is no air inside. Lay the bag flat on a table. 
    Now comes the fun! Let your child move the colors together inside the bag to 
    make pink. Repeat the process with red and blue to make purple or with red and 
    yellow to make orange. Extra challenge: play with the amounts of paint to 
    explore the concepts (and new vocabulary) of “dark” and “light.”
     
     

     
    A Recipe Just for You! 
    The Fruits of the Rainbow 

    Tools 
    Wooden sticks (skewers) 
    Knife (for adult only!) 

    Ingredients 
    ● A colorful selection of fresh fruits: 
    ○ Melon 
    ○ Blueberries 
    ○ Grapes 
    ○ Watermelon 
    ○ Pineapple 
    ○ Strawberries 
    ○ Kiwi   
    Steps 
    1) Carefully cut the larger fruits into small squares. 
    2) With clean hands, your child separates all the fruit onto different plates. 
    3) Show your child how to gently put the fruit pieces onto the stick, one by one. 
    Practice the color words (and fruit words!) as you work. 
    4) This can be a great time to practice pattern recognition! Try making a pattern of 
    three fruits and ask your child to repeat that pattern. Take turns! 
    When you are finished you have a beautiful, healthy snack!  
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

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