In photo: Drop And Match Dot Catcher from The Helper Play Kit The Drop and Match Dot Catcher is a great tool for practising colour matching, hand-eye coordination, and fine motor skills.
#COLOR MATCH FOR KIDS HOW TO#
Show your child how to scoop the items from the bin with the spoon and place them into the corresponding cup. Provide your child with a slotted metal or wooden spoon and cups that are colour coordinated with the items in the bin (coloured silicone muffin cups or clear cups with markings signifying which colour they go with work well). Add water and small floating objects (plastic blocks or eggs, foam shapes, flowers and leaves, etc.) in an assortment of colours to a sensory table or large, shallow bin.
Combine fine-motor work and colour matching with a sensory bin scoop-and-sort game.The result is aesthetically pleasing and the work along the way provides meaningful colour learning experiences for your child. Ask your child to then group the rest of the items by like colours, creating a beautiful rainbow pattern. Place one item of each in colour in a circular pattern on the floor. Gather objects from around your house in all the colours of the rainbow. With marker or paint, draw colours in the carton that match the pompoms, and show your child how to start sorting the pompoms by colour. Gather some multicoloured craft pompoms, a pair of child-friendly tweezers, and an egg carton.Here are a couple of fun color sorting activities you can try with your child:
Give your child only a few pieces to start, then add more as they go.Īt around 33 months, children can often match three to five objects of the same color. If you have a chequerboard, ask your child to match the red and black pieces to the squares on the board.Comparing two primary colours, like red against yellow, often comes a little later-typically between 29 and 33 months. Add a primary colour to the mix: for example, give your child one white object and two red ones, and repeat the container activity.Then, hand your child a small collection of objects in both black and white, and ask your child, “do you want to try? Which container do you think these go into?” Try placing one white object into a container and a similar black object into another.They may not be able to explain their thinking quite yet, but then again, they may surprise you 😉 If they’re able to, ask why they chose the two they did.Place them in front of your child and say, “let’s find the two that are the same”.Use three objects-two black, one white-that are exactly the same aside from their colour.Here are some ways to practice colour matching: Black and white pipe cleaners, craft pompoms, and ice lolly sticks with their tips painted all work well for colour matching activities.
#COLOR MATCH FOR KIDS SERIES#
The series provides a solid foundation in reading, arithmetic, and writing, and supports emotional, social, and motor skills development.Between 26 and 29 months, children begin to match black and white objects together, and some can integrate primary colours as well. Each element of the series supports active learning through creative thinking, boosting confidence, curiosity, and independence. In Get Ready for School, key skills are developed through play, exploration, and hands-on experience. This new series of interactive books and games brings the brightest and best start to learning for every child. Parents will love using these games with their kids.
The colorful photographic cards will inspire and develop a confident, curious, and capable child. Each box includes 40 photographic cards and instructions to play a range of two-player games with ideas of games that a child can play to learn key skills. The guiding early learning developmental milestones of school readiness inform the content, supporting parents as they get a child ready for school. Also included are memory and timed challenges, and further color activities.These boxes of game cards are designed to support children's learning development through the early years. The book includes instructions for games with the cards, practicing key skills of recognizing colors, matching colors, becoming familiar with color words, and matching color sequences. Get ready to play, get ready to learn, get ready for school.Ĭolor Match Games features balloons, clothes, household objects, and more.
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