We're Going On A Color Hunt

Description
This is a fun way to boost your Toddler's confidence while learning their colors.

Materials

• Classroom objects or items in your child's room

Step by Step

1. Show an item and say it's color.
2. Ask a child to find an object that is the same color. Some children may need a helping hand.
3. Applaud the child for finding an item that is the same color.
4. Playing again by asking another child or use a different color.
   

ShapeTastic

Description
Using construction paper, glue and scissors, make a collage of color and shapes. This a wonderful opportunity to work on your Toddler’s colors and shapes identification while improving your Preschooler’s their fine motor skills. This a great project for rainy days when you need a project and you need it fast. Example by Trey, age 2 1/2.

Materials
•1 Sheet of Construction Paper or Cardstock (We chose Black.)

•Several Sheets of Construction Paper (Since my kids are working on color identification, we used a wide variety.)

•Non-Toxic School Glue

•Scissors

•Pencil

Step by Step
1.Trace and cut your chosen colors into different shapes. I recommend children 3+ to trace and cut out their own shapes. (I chose Triangles and Squares).

2.Glue your shapes onto a dark sheet of construction paper. Children can create designs or a collage of shape and color.

3.Let their creativity flow.