Colours

What colour? - How well do you know your clothes? - 

Pupils can ask each other questions about the colour of their clothing. They can then colour in the pictures on the sheet.

Sorting colours - Sort it out - 

This work sheet contains an exercise which helps pupils sort objects according to their colours.

Painting - Do you know your colours? - 

Pupils can write down the colours of boxes or colour the boxes accordingly.

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My first vocabulary: Colours - 

Pupils will get to know some basic information on colours in a playful way.

Colour the balloons - Can you cheer up the clown? - 

Pupils can colour a set balloons being held up by a clown accordingly.

Colour splash - Can you get the English name? - 

For this exercise, pupils can write down the names of the colours in various boxes.

Colour rhyme - How poetic are you? - 

This little rhyme describes the colours of certain objects. Pupils should read through the rhyme and colour the objects accordingly.

A clown - Can you make him look funny? - 

Pupils are given a picture of a clown which they can colour accordingly. It also includes an exercise where pupils can unscramble the letters of colours and write them down.

Paint me - I feel so pale - 

Here is some information on the colours of two peoples’ clothing. Pupils can read through the info and colour in the pictures accordingly.

Count and colour - Do you know your shapes? - 

Various shapes are depicted here which pupils should can count and then colour in.

Funny little girl - Don't make her look silly - 

On this work sheet pupils can describe a girl in short sentences using the colours and body parts given. (E.g.: She has got short hair.)