Download and print these awesome color sorting mats – grab your free printouts here! 2. cut out the individual color pictures for each color. 3. mix up the pictures and let your kids sort each picture into the correct color column. that’s it! such an easy and fun way to teach kids their colors! 4. This color sorting printable features eleven colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, black, brown, white, gray, and pink. each card features a child wearing the color and the color word. there are 66 color cards featuring six items for each of the eleven colors featured.
Printer. laminator. velcro dots. scissors paper cutter. first, print out the color sorting mats and the sorting cards onto cardstock and laminate for durability. next cut apart, the sorting mats to get a total of 11 sorting mats. cut apart the sorting cards to get a total of 66 color cards, there are 6 cards for each color. Color activity for kids. this gumball printable is a fun, hands on math activity to help kids learning colors. the smaller quarter size cards include space for four froot loops or other items. the large half size cards have space for sorting 15 fruit loops. fruit loops are a great size for toddler and preschoolers to practice pincher grasping. Work on sorting skills as well as counting and comparing quantities with interlocking blocks. for this invitation you could use unifix cubes, as shown, or other interlocking blocks such as lego bricks. provide 2 or more colors of blocks and sorting mats. next, sort the blocks by color using the mats. next, connect the blocks, then set side by side. For young toddlers, start with the "red, yellow, blue" mat and do only 1 mat at a time. talk about the things you see in each picture. for older toddlers and preschoolers, give 2 or 3 mats at once and mix up the pieces. ask the child to identify each picture as they sort by color.
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