Workshop Wednesday

Color Match Car Parking

Park each car in the correctly colored parking space.  

Materials:

Construction paper rectangles (different colors)

Black construction paper for the game mat

White construction paper for the parking lot lines

Toy cars (same colors as the paper rectangles)

Glue

Directions:

Glue the construction paper rectangles on the black game mat (see photo below)

Glue small white rectangles for the parking lot lines (see photo below)

Add toy

The kids are going to LOVE this activity!!

Taken from Pinterest

Workshop Wednesday

Popsicle Stick Sorting

Materials:

Colored craft sticks (you can paint/color plain sticks if you cannot find colored sticks)

Paper rolls (toilet paper size)

Construction Paper (same colors as your craft sticks)

Container to hold sticks

Tray/basket to display activity

Directions:

Make color sorters from construction paper and paper rolls.

Place colored craft sticks in container.

Have students sort craft sticks in the color sorters by color.

Extension:

Change colors to numbers.

Transition Tuesday

Try this color activity for transition time.

These big blooms keep little ones buzzing with activity! In your meeting area, adhere green masking tape stems to the floor. Cut the flower blossoms, centers, and flowerpot from construction paper and use clear Con-Tact covering to adhere the cutouts to the floor. Set a container of five beanbags near the flowerpot. If desired, attach a colorful bee cutout to each beanbag with clear Con-Tact covering. A child stands behind the flowerpot, names a color, and attempts to toss the beanbag onto the matching flower center. In a similar manner, a child can stand on the flowerpot and hop from flower to flower, naming the colors along way.

Taken from Mailbox Magazine

Workshop Wednesday

Color Wheel

This simple activity will be a huge hit during center time. Visual discrimination and fine motor skills will be enhanced as children match the clothespins (color dot) to the correct section on the wheel. Make sure you use various shades of the same color for an interesting challenge.