Explore the World of Colors!
Colors (6) • Shapes (2) • Textures (2) • Objects (2) • Feel (2) • Patterns (2) • General Art (2)
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Warm color:
Orange flowers help children connect nature with warm color learning.
General Art:
Drums create strong sounds.
Feel:
Cotton is soft and fluffy to touch.
Texture:
Cotton feels soft and fluffy, perfect for texture learning.
Color:
Spinach leaves are green, helping children learn natural color concepts.
Choose the Same Color Object:
Crow and black cat share the same dark color.
Primary Color:
Red looks hot and fiery. Children enjoy learning colors through feelings.
Pattern:
Black and white alternating squares make a checker look.
Object:
Pillows feel soft and comfortable - important for texture learning.
Shape:
A rectangle has two long sides and two short sides, building early shape recognition.
Warm color:
Red tomatoes help kids learn warm colors through food examples.
General Art:
Elephants are very large animals.
Feel:
Rocks are usually very hard.
Texture:
Stones feel hard and strong.
Color:
Rainbows show many colors including blue, building early observation skills.
Choose the Same Color Object:
Milk and chalk are both clean white in color.
Primary Color:
Blueberries help kids connect food with color learning.
Pattern:
Big square, small square repeat again.
Object:
Tree bark has a rough, bumpy texture.
Shape:
Watermelon slices look like triangles, helping kids understand shape connections.
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