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All About Black | Preschool Color of the Week Unit

The color black is explored through a coloring crown, a mini-book, ten tracing posters, cut-out paint props, real-life photo posters, and a bingo game with forty different cards.
Grades
Pre-K–K
File type
Multiple File Types

Updated Feb 20, 2023

Subject
Creative Arts, Art
Topic
coloring pages, classroom posters
Resource types
Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools

About this resource

What's inside this resource

A dozen black-themed objects — from a gorilla and a bat to a cauldron and an x-ray — carry the color-recognition work across this preschool unit. A wearable letter crown, a twelve-page mini-book pairing a picture with the word to trace, and ten coloring/tracing posters each build the black-word and black-object association, all provided in both color and black-and-white so a teacher can choose the format that fits a lesson. Cut-out paint-can, paint-puddle, and two paint-brush props (also in both versions) support a hands-on color-mixing or display corner, and ten real photo posters connect the color to real objects rather than only illustrations. The unit closes with a Color Black Bingo game built from three pages of teacher call cards covering twenty-four different black objects and forty distinct 4x4 bingo cards, so a full class can play at once without duplicate boards.

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From the author

This super cute kit will help you teach your students about the color black. Great classroom resources, activities, crafts, and worksheets to make learning about colors a lot of fun! Learn how to identify, sort, and use the color black. Use these activities to decorate your classroom, send projects home to families, and have a great "color" experience! Remember these resources can be printed any size to fit your needs. Enjoy!

How to Use This:

Look through the many, many resources provided to create a personalized and thorough approach to your color lesson. They were designed for toddlers, preschool ,and kindergarteners. Use these activities to decorate your classroom, send projects home to families, and have a great "color" experience! Remember these resources can be printed any size to fit your needs. I hope you enjoy all the colorful options!

What You Get:

  • - "Things That Are Black" coloring page

  • - All About Black color classroom poster

  • - All About Black crown template

  • -Mini-book about the color black (12 quarter-sheet pages long with picture and word to trace)

  • - 10 coloring/tracing posters about the color black (provided in both B&W and color)

  • -Cut-out paint can, paint puddle, and 2 paint brushes (provided in both B&W and color)

  • - 10 color photos posters about real-life things that are black

  • -Black bingo game (3 pages of teacher call cards-24 cards total and 40 different 4x4 bingo cards)

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In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Identify the color black by name and recognize it in everyday objects (gorilla, bat, spider, cauldron, and others).

  • Trace the word 'black' alongside a matching picture in the mini-book.

  • Match a called object name to its picture on a personal 4x4 bingo card during the Color Black Bingo game.

Teaching tips

  • Choose which pieces of the kit fit your lesson rather than using all of it in one sitting, as the file's own instructions suggest, since the unit bundles multiple standalone activities rather than a single sequence.

  • Laminate the cut-out paint can, paint puddle, and paint brushes for reuse, as the file specifically recommends for those pieces.

  • Cut apart and staple the twelve mini-book pages in order to assemble a take-home booklet, since the pages are designed to be sequenced rather than used loose.

Skills covered

  • Color recognition — students identify black across a dozen different real and illustrated objects, from a gorilla to an x-ray.

  • Letter and word tracing — students trace the word 'black' on the mini-book pages alongside a matching picture.

  • Visual matching under time pressure — students scan a personal 4x4 bingo card to match each object the teacher calls out during Color Black Bingo.

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Questions teachers ask about this resource

Can a full class play the bingo game without repeat cards?

Yes. The game includes 40 different 4x4 bingo cards along with 24 teacher call cards across black objects like gorilla, cauldron, and x-ray, so most classes can play without any two students holding the same board.

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Concepts & topics

Core concepts

  • color recognition (black)

  • letter/word tracing

  • object vocabulary

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