Description
Six coloring activities are arranged in separate boxes. Each activity contains two sets of eight circles.
The set on the left shows a completed example using different colors. The matching set on the right is left uncolored.
Children observe the color arrangement in the example, then color each circle in the blank set to match it.
Learning Focus
- Color discrimination: distinguishing the target colors used in each set.
- Visual comparison: comparing the completed example with the uncolored set.
- Visual matching: matching the color of each corresponding circle.
- Position matching: identifying the location of each circle before applying the correct color.
- Following directions: completing the blank set by following the given example.
- Fine motor coordination: coloring each circle with controlled pencil or crayon movements.
Learning Concept
- Design copying: reproducing a color arrangement by observing a completed example.
- Position correspondence: matching each circle according to its location in the example.
- Visual cue matching: using the completed arrangement as the reference for coloring the blank set.
- Multiple representations: recognizing the same colors across two corresponding sets.
Prerequisite Skills
This worksheet is suitable for preschool learners, as well as any child who demonstrates the following skills:
- Recognize or distinguish the target colors visually.
- Match identical colors.
- Compare corresponding positions in two simple arrangements.
- Hold and use crayons or colored pencils with basic control.
Instructions
- Look at the completed set of circles.
- Find the matching circle in the blank set.
- Choose the corresponding crayon or colored pencil.
- Color the circle to match the example.
- Repeat until all the circles have been colored.
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Download: Color recognition – coloring circles (PDF)
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