Colors of the Rainbow

Ages 2 to 4: Support hand-eye coordination, hand dexterity, and concepts of print while learning the colors of the rainbow

Ages 2 to 5: Use dot markers to learn the letter R as well as its corresponding sound

Ages 2 to 5: Support color recognition and matching skills while practicing fine motor skills

Ages 2 to 5: Learn basic color theory by painting the colors on the color wheel

Ages 2 to 5: Connect each color of the rainbow from 1-10

Ages 2 to 6: Color the rainbow to improve fine motor strength, increase focus, and learn the order of the colors

Ages 2 to 6: Go on a hunt to find items of different colors

Ages 2 to 6: Connect colors to emotions

Ages 2 to 6: Practice counting and color word recognition by rolling a die and using the corresponding color guide to create a rainbow

Ages 2 to 6+: Sort a collection of objects by color

Ages 2 to 6+: Eat the colors of the rainbow and make sure your body is getting all of the nutrients it needs

Ages 3 to 5: Identify beginning letter sounds of color words

Ages 3 to 6: Build vocabulary and phonics skills by identifying letters of the alphabet and connecting the letters to beginning sounds in words

Ages 3 to 6: Build vocabulary and early reading skills by recognizing color words

Ages 3 to 6: Match numerals to quantities and complete the rainbows

Ages 3 to 6: Build early place value skills and practice counting, identifying numerals 11-20, and connecting written numerals to a quantity

Age 3 to 6+: Build color vocabulary while encouraging spelling practice, handwriting and proper letter formation

Ages 3 to 6+: Build critical thinking skills by performing an experiment and watching primary colors mix together to form secondary colors

Ages 4 to 6+: Learn how to create your own rainbow by exploring a scientific concept called refraction