Clifford Learns About Colors and So Do We!
Kindergarteners explore colors through literature, poetry, science, math, art, drama, and movement. Each color requires one to three
days to develop. The children are given a color study schedule so that
they can wear the color of the day!
OBJECTIVE
Students will:
- Identify seven colors
- Associate each color to a piece of literature
- Tell the title of each book
- Describe the story with a beginning middle and ending
- Make a project with each story
LESSONS FOR THIS UNIT
Lesson 1: Yellow Days: Studying Vincent van Gogh's Painting
Lesson 2: Planting a Rainbow Bulletin Board
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