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Colorful Easter Eggs

ColorfulEggsDownload Game

Game Play:  Choose an Easter Egg and find the match!  Look closely, each egg has two different colors to match.

Game Assembly: Print two sets of each egg.  Mount one egg to the file folder, cut out the second set for playing pieces.

Expansion Ideas: Print additional sets of eggs to use for pattern and sequencing.  Children can place the eggs into an ABAB, AABB, AABBCC, or ABCABC pattern.

Skill Building Links: Color Mixing Printables, Color Charts, Mini Office Printables

Supplementary Resources: Color Mixing Books

Easter Egg File Folder Games

 Colorful Easter Eggs GameColorfulEggs

This is a color matching game for children who are working on color discrimination.  Children match the eggs to the basket with the same colors.  You can cut a slit at the top of each basket to make a little pocket to slide the eggs in.

ShatteredPatternsShattered Patterns Egg Game

This is a fun patterned egg matching game.  Cut out the eggs on the break lines and let children find the matching patterns to complete the eggs.  You can easily take this idea and run with it using patterned scrapbook paper as well.

ShortEGame

 Short E Long E Vowel Sounds Game

This is a game for children learning to listen to the different sounds the letter “e” can make.  Children read the words written across each egg, and decided if it makes a short-e or a long-e sound and place it into the correct basket.

SpringPeepsGame

Spring Peeps

This is a game for children who are learning to distinguish between Short e and Long e, as well as the special cases of “ea” that sometimes sound like either one.  This is a great game to expand reading skills for primary grades.

EasterWatercolorHeaderEaster Watercolor Craft
There are many wonderful Easter Bible Lessons
you can tie with this craft, you’ll have many new
children and visitors on Easter Suday.This is a
great project to remind children of THEIR choice
of belief.  There is no in between, no grey area,
you either refuse or accept salvation in Christ.
Not choosing….IS choosing.

Preschool Color Matching Games

Color matching games are simple ways for your preschooler to build important skills.  Color is one of the first differences children can easily recognize and sort and these games are designed to build on visual discrimination skills.  There are many ways to build and play, and  child-led discovery is certainly the most beneficial, but I suggest you present these games to your child in a semi-structured order.  For examples:  Single Colors Same Object -> BiColors Same Object -> BiColors Different Objects -> Different Colored Version of the Same Object -> Patterned Objects -> ABAB Sequencing.   This is a great way to build upon skills as your child masters each previous set.  Our games below are ordered in a suggested fashion.

Rainbow Hearts Color Words Matching Game

We’ve created some fun activity mats, and matching games you can use to teach your students the colors of the rainbow.

Rainbow Worms & Apples Color Matching Game

Students match the worms to the apples with this free color sorting file folder game. Students match 10 different colors with this free set.

Real Photo Matching Games for Kids

This is an adorable color matching game for young children.  Each child receives a “cloud” they will use to catch a rainbow of colors.  Children take turns drawing from the pile and placing their circle in the appropriate space on their cloud.  First one to catch a rainbow wins!

PopColorGame

Pop Color Matching Game

This game is a simple color matching game.  If your child is just learning colors we recommend using this game to reinforce their skills. Children match the tops and bottoms of the popsicles.  We highly recommend laminating your games when they are intended for young children, they really are rough on them.

DinoColorGame

 Dinosaur Colors

It’s hard to beat popsicles, but if you have little scientist if your house, they are sure to love these colorful dinosaurs.  The premise of this game is similar to the popsicle game above, however children are matching different objects of the same color.  This is simply another way to work on color matching skills with your children.

OctopusColorGamePin

Octopus Colors & Patterns Game

This is probably one of my favorite games, the little Octopi are just too cute.  This game includes patterned octopi as well there are checkerd, dotted, plaid and more for children to build their matching skills.

ColorWheelBoardGame

Color Wheel Board Game
After children have a good grasp on their colors, this is a great game to begin to introduce the color wheel.  Each child receives a color wheel board.   Children take turns drawing from the pile and placing their circle in the appropriate space; warm colors, cool colors or neutral colors.   First one to catch a color wheel wins!

ColorfulEggs

Colorful Easter Eggs

This is a color matching game for children who are working oncolor discrimination. Children match the eggs to the basket with the same colors.  You can cut a slit at the top of each basket to make a little pocket to slide the eggs in.

BusyBees

Busy Bees Color Matching Game

This is a two color matching game for children ready to build on their visual discrimination skills.  Children choose a bumblebee and find the matching flower.  Print multiple bees for extra practice.