February 11
I Love Colors
Here is a song about all kinds of colors!You can make up your own tune and even hand motions.
Chorus:
I love colors, yes I do!
Red and orange and green and blue!
I love colors, dark or bright,
Yellow, purple, black, and white!
What is red? Juicy beets!
What is brown? Chocolate treats!
What is white? A shiny moon!
What is gray? A big baboon!
Chorus:
What is orange? Carrot sticks!
What is yellow? Baby chicks!
What is gold? Bright goldfish!
What is black? Licorice!
Chorus:
What is green? Grass so high!
What is blue? The open sky!
What is purple? Eggplant shells!
What is silver? Silver bells!
Today’s colors are silver and gold.
For older children, have them count a small handful of coins. They can make rubbings of the coins by placing paper over the coins and rubbing a crayon over them. Coins are a choking hazard for children under 4. You can talk about the silver stars and sing Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star.
Also check out the great books available at your local library!
Visitors can view one free TumbleBook each day on this site. For free access to the TumbleBook collection visit your local Idaho library’s website. Students may access TumbleBooks through their local public library website for personal use. Classroom or instructional use is not provided.
- How to Do a Coin Rubbing on Paper - This easy project teaches small children about coin denominations.
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