Ingles360-what you need,where you are

Hi! My name is Ana.

I teach English as a foreign language for prek-12 kids in South America.

I also teach English to my sweetest student, my niece Catalina.

She is 3 years old and she lOvEs English.

I am also the author and designer of the books and games I sell here.

Scroll down the page to find different resources. I hope you can find something that fit your needs.

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Colours

(scroll down the page to find ideas for each colour)

What can we do with colours?

Paper bags

Did I tell you I am a bit fanatic of paper bags? ;)

They are very cheap and you can do almost everything with them. In this case, I used them to sort and match colours

Sorting

Invite children to sort gummies, cookies or cereals by colour

Book of colours

You can use this poem for the book

Orange is an orange,
Yellow is the sun,
Brown is a bear,
Purple is a plum,
Red is an apple,
Green is a tree,
Black is a nice cat

Colour jars

These are plastic jars with labels. Children can bring from home small colourful objects and sort them in the correct plastic jar

Clothespins

Last year I found these beautiful clothespins in a bargain shop.

I used them with colour cards to match colours and pins

Colour estimation

You will need:

� plastic jars

� food items

Put some food in plastic jars for children to estimate. Record their estimations. Let children eat after estimating.

Suggestions:
Red - red jelly beans
Brown - chocolate kisses
Yellow - lemon drops
White - mini marshmallows
Orange - fish-shaped crackers
Black - black olives
Green - grapes
Blue- blueberries
Purple � grapes

Colours collages

Red

I like red
I like red
R-e-d
I like red
I like apples
I like tomatoes
R-e-d
I like red

Red Collages

Set out sheets of white construction paper, scissors and glue. Let the children look through magazines to find red pictures. I printed the questions in a white piece of paper. They had to look for colourful things in magazines and made a poster.

Blue
I like blue
I like blue
B-l-u-e
I like blue.
I like blueberries
I like bluebirds
B-l-u-e
I like blue.

Blue Collages

Set out sheets of white construction paper, scissors and glue. Let the children look through magazines to find pictures. I printed the questions in a white piece of paper. They had to look for colourful things in magazines and made a poster

Yellow
I like yellow
I like yellow
Y-e-l-l-o-w
I like yellow.
I like bananas
I like the sun.
Y-e-l-l-o-w
I like yellow.

Yellow Collages

Purple
I like purple
I like purple
P-u-r-p-l-e
I like purple
I like grapes.
I like popsicles.
P-u-r-p-l-e
I like purple

Purple Collages

Purple mix:

Fingerpaint with red and blue paint.

Purple Necklaces
Have the children cut out shapes from purple construction paper. Then, have them use a hole punch to make a hole, so they can thread them onto a piece of yarn. Add green colored noodles to the necklace.

Green
I like green
I like green
G-r-e-e-n
I like green.
I like grasshoppers.
I like caterpillars.
G-r-e-e-n
I like green.

Green Collages

Green mix:

Fingerpaint with blue and yellow paint.

Find Something Green
Have the children find something in the room that is green and have each child bring it to circle time. Have each child tell the class what they have found.

White
I like white
I like white
W-h-i-t-e
I like white
I like popcorn
I like snow
W-h-i-t-e
I like white.

White Collages

Feather Painting
Provide each child with a feather, white paint and black paper. Ask the children paint a picture using the feather as a paint brush.

White Survey:
Ask the children "Do you like white" Graph the results.

Mrs. White Says:
Played just like "Simon Say" except the teacher says "Mrs. White Says".

Sandbox:

Use rice for sandbox play.

Orange
I like orange
I like orange
O-r-a-n-g-e
I like orange
I like pumpkins.
I like oranges.
O-r-a-n-g-e-s
I like orange.

Orange Collages

Orange stamps:

cut some oranges in half for printing. Press onto a sponge that has been soaked in paint and press onto paper cut into an orange shape.

Orange mix:

Fingerpaint with red and yellow paint.

Snacks:

Eat carrot sticks, apricots, orange marmalade. Drink orange juice

Find Something Orange:
Have the children find something in the room that is orange and have each child bring it to circle time. Have each child tell the class what they have found.

Gray
I like gray
I like gray
G-r-a-y
I like gray
I like elephants
I like mice
G-r-a-y
I like gray.

Grey Collages

Grey mix:

Fingerpaint with white and black paint.

Black
I like black
I like black
B-l-a-c-k
I like black
I like bats
I like spiders
B-l-a-c-k
I like black.

Black Collages

Black, black, duck!!!
Played like "Duck, Duck, Goose" except the children will say "black, black, duck!".

Pink
I like pink.
I like pink.
P-i-n-k
I like pink.
I like flowers
I like balloons
P-i-n-k
I like pink.

Pink Survey
Ask the children "Do you like pink?" Graph the results.

Brown
I like brown
I like brown
B-r-o-w-n
I like brown.
I like chocolate.
I like bears.
B-r-o-w-n
I like brown.

Brown Survey
Ask the children "Do you like brown?" Graph the results.

Gold
I like gold
I like gold
G-o-l-d
I like gold

I like trophies.
I like rings.
G-o-l-d
I like gold.

Sun Catchers
Supply each child with an piece of contact paper and many tissue paper squares of gold papers. Have the children place the squares on the contact paper. Then trim the contact paper and hang it in a window.

Silver
I like silver
I like silver
S-i-l-v-e-r
I like silver.
I like nickles
I like dimes
S-i-l-v-e-r
I like silver.

Sun Catchers
Supply each child with an piece of contact paper and many tissue paper squares of silver papers. Have the children place the squares on the contact paper. Then trim the contact paper and hang it in a window.