Free Color Printables for Kids
Grab your copy of these free color printables for your early years classroom. These fun worksheets and activities are perfect for teaching young kids color recognition, matching and more.
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More Color Activities for Kids
If you’d prefer some more hands-on activities that teach kids about colors, then you’ll love these other ideas.
- Push Pin Color Matching Activity
- Color Sorting Sensory Bin
- Walking Water STEM Activity for Kids
- Color Races (Gross Motor Game)
- Paper Plate Color Lenses
For more hands-on ideas, take a look at all of our Colors Crafts and Activities for Kids
Free Color Printables
1. Circle the Color Name
Draw a circle around the correct color name. This is a simple activity that is perfect if you need a five minute activity.
2. Color Worksheet
Color in each of the pain splotches with the matching color. This activity is super simple and perfect for teachers and parents alike.
3. Color the Shapes
Color in each shape with the color stated in the key at the top of the page. This is a great activity that kids can do when learning about colors.
4. Color Name Match
Draw a line from the color name to the matching color splat. Easy peasy.
5. Rainbow Coloring Worksheet
Complete the rainbow by coloring in each of the different arches. This activity is perfect for learning about rainbows and colors alike.
6. Color Match Puzzles
Match the objects to the matching color above. These free printable puzzles are perfect for toddlers and preschoolers who are learning color recognition.
7. Color Wheel Art Template
Make your own color wheel art with this free printable template. This is a fun way to explore the colors of everyday objects and classify them into matching groups.
8. Color Match and Clip Cards
Find the color that matches the picture and clip a clothespeg onto it. Not only will your kids learn color recognition, they’ll develop fine motor skills at the same time.
Are you going to try any of these color printables with your kids? Don’t forget to pin the idea for later.
