Color Posters | Learning Colors | Preschool Worksheets

- Grades
- Pre-K–K
- Pages
- 26
- File type
- Preparation
- Print ready
- Subject
- Art
- Topic
- Color names, Color posters
- Resource types
- Posters, Coloring Pages
- Preparation
- Print ready
Product description
From the author
These adorable color posters are a huge favorite with teachers! They are great for decorating your classroom, hallway, bulletin board, or just to use while teaching colors! This color resources will help you create amazing activities and lessons to become more familiar with colors, identifying colors, finding colors, and experiencing colors in real life ways. Check out other coordinating color activities!
How To Use This:
Print each poster and choose whether you want to laminate or not. Then use to decorate an area, to use as you teach a group, or to use a center or for an activity. Use these posters to study each color. Point to each object on the poster and name the object. This helps practice vocabulary and verbalization skills. Talk about the objects and their colors. Talk about other items that might be that color. Or choose to print the black and white coloring page version and have students color all the items on the page to create their very own posters to display! The black and white version can act as a coloring page to supplement your unit instead of a display poster. Use this product in combination with other color activities and projects to create a well-rounded approach!
What You Get:
1 color poster for each color (11 colors total)
1 color poster for each color in black and white for coloring (11 colors total)
Take a Look At Other Color Resources:
All About Green Color of the Week Unit
All About Brown Color of the Week Unit
Alphabet Cut and Color Activity Book
Harold and the Purple Crayon Picture Book Study
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In the classroom
Teaching tips & learning objectives
Learning objectives
Use a visual poster while learning an individual color
Create a personal color poster from a blackline page
Teaching tips
Display the color version during discussion and reserve its matching blackline page for individual coloring.
Skills covered
Preschool color learning — Use a visual poster while learning an individual color
Poster display and coloring — Create a personal color poster from a blackline page
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Questions teachers ask about this resource
Are there pages children can color themselves?
Yes. Matching black-and-white pages let children create their own color posters alongside the display versions.
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Preschool color learning
Poster display and coloring
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