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Colours sorting activity: Rainbow game

We always like to bring you fun learning activities to do with your kids, and this colour sorting activity and rainbow game is sure to be a winner. These lovely printables were provided to us by Monkey Steps for us to share with you. Monkey Steps is an Etsy shop that sells printables resources, activities, and party decor, so do check them out. For this post, we are bringing you their colours sorting activity rainbow game. We know you’ll love these as much as we do! If you pop along to the shop, you can get the full game as well.

Colours sorting activity: Rainbow game

The importance of matching and sorting colours is crucial for kids. It helps develop their fine motor skills, concentration, and coordination. And of course, it is a great way to help their colour recognition.

So, what’s in the colour sorting activity? Here’s a quick summary of what you’ll be getting.

Colours sorting activity: Rainbow game

This page is the main page of this lovely printable, and where this activity truly comes to life. Print out this page multiple times so your kids can stick the corresponding colour images on here when they are doing their colour sorting.

Another idea is to laminate the sheet so your kids can reuse it? This works great in the classroom or for home learning activities, too.

We have 4 pages to share with you and each one of them comes with a corresponding colour. Each image on each page will not only help your kids recognise colours, but they’ll start becoming familiar with the objects too, thus increasing their vocabulary and learning words they may not have known.

Colours sorting activity: red

Colours sorting activity

The red sheet has a red crayon for an easy way to recognise the colour. You will also find;

  • a red fire truck,
  • Mars, the red planet,
  • a cute red crab,
  • a red ladybird,
  • a red rocket ship and,
  • a strawberry.

Colours sorting activity: yellow

Rainbow game

For the yellow page you can find:

  • yellow crayon,
  • a duck,
  • the sun,
  • bananas,
  • lemon,
  • yellow building blocks and,
  • a yellow fish.

Colours sorting activity: green

Colours sorting

The green page will bring you;

  • a crayon in the colour green,
  • a cool green dinosaur,
  • a watermelon,
  • a houseplant,
  • broccoli,
  • a green frog and
  • a tractor.

Colours sorting activity: blue

Colours sorting game

And lastly, our blue page has;

  • blue crayon,
  • a whale,
  • berries,
  • a bird,
  • a blue ship,
  • a soap bottle and,
  • a blue tennis racket.

So,, there you have it. This activity is great for the younger kids so why not have a go? We hope that you have liked this post, and we know that you’ll enjoy the printable!

<< To download this resource – you need to click on the circular image we have for you here and voila. It is yours. >>

We always like to bring you fun learning activities to do with your kids, and this colour sorting activity and rainbow game is sure to be a winner. These lovely printables were provided to us by Monkey Steps for us to share with you. For this post, we are bringing you their colours sorting activity rainbow game. We know you'll love these as much as we do! #freeprintables #coloursorting #kidsactivities #rainbowgame

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