Could you ever imagine that teaching primary colors to preschoolers would be fun??
No?
Well I’m here to prove you wrong.
I have designed some cute little mini coloring books to teach primary colors to our little learners. My daughter absolutely loved these.
Each mini coloring book is dedicated to a single color, so there are a total of 3 coloring books:
- My Red Book of all things Red
- My Yellow Book of all things Yellow
- My Blue Book of all things Blue
Lets have a little sneak peek of all the three books and you can download them below:
How to teach Primary Colors to preschoolers using these books:
As you can see from the videos, these are coloring books and you can use them with all different mediums like:
- Color Pencils
- Markers
- Crayons
- Paints
- Do-a-dot markers
- Stamps
- Make colored paper collages
Never underestimate the power of play based learning, because it is indeed the most powerful form of learning. When kids learn through play, they are not likely to forget easily. The concepts are ingrained into their little perfect brains without effort.
If you liked these books, then you may like our other printable books too!! Don’t forget to check them out!
Related Activities:
1. If you have toddlers at home, who are not yet ready for learning colors through these books, then you may want to check out this Felt color matching game that can be easily made at home. This reminds me of Twister! And you can make this with paper too, it just won’t be very durable, but it can still be fun!
3. Check out this color matching pegs activity and more in our list of Busy Bags.
4. Try teaching primary colors by mixing them together with this squishy bag experiment.
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