The Colour Of The Week enables Educators to choose a colour that they would like to focus on for their group of children. Using the Colour Of The Week posters Educators can implement a variety of experiences that will assist children in learning colours. This can also be used during circle time.

The Bunny Tails Colour Match enables children to match the correct tail onto the matching coloured bunny. This is great for children learning to recognise colours and also able to identify colours. Using the Bunny Tails Colour Match printables children will be able to identify primary and secondary colours.

The Easter Egg Colour Clip Cards is a fun experience for children as it enables them to choose the correct colour of the Easter egg and clip a peg onto the correct colour. This is great for fine motor skills development as well as learning to identify the right colours. It's also a fun Easter activity for children.

Soccer Ball Colour Match enables children to match the correct colour soccer ball into the correct colour goal. This is a great activity for children learning colours and for colour recognition. These can also be used as play dough mats. Children can roll the correct colour playdough into a ball and put it onto the correct goal post.

Car Wheels Colour Match provide children with individual colour cars in primary and secondary colours. Children can match the correct colour wheels to each car. This is great for children learning their primary and secondary colours.

Colour Sorting Cut and Paste provide children with colour sorting cards for primary and secondary colours. Children can cut out the matching objects and paste them onto the correct colour sorting cards. This is great for children learning their primary and secondary colours.

The T-shirt Colour Patterns is a great activity for children that are learning and recognising colours. Just follow the colour words at the bottom of the t-shirt and decorate the t-shirt with the same coloured splatters. This is a great and simple activity for Holi.

Hearts Colours Posters enables children to learn primary and secondary colours. These can be used in a variety of different hands on learning activities for children for teaching children about individual colours. They can also be used as a display for Valentine's Day.

Dog Colour Matching is a colour matching activity that enables children to match the correct colour dog to correct colour kennel. This activity is great for children learning primary and secondary colours and colour recognition and learning colours.

The Chinese Colour Lanterns enables children to recognise and match colours by matching the correct colour circle to the coloured lantern. The coloured circles are to be cut out for children to sort and match the colour dots for lantern. Children can also use pom pom, playdough, coloured blocks and more. This activity will help children to correctly identify and recognise primary and secondary colours and is great for fine motor skills too.