The activities and resources in this pack are designed to encourage children to appreciate the variety of colours and sights that surround them everyday. From butterflies and traffic lights to rainbows and camouflaged animals, there are indoor and outdoor activities that are geared to open children's eyes to colours, textures, shapes, patterns and more. As they record and communicate their observations, they should enhance many of the key early learning skills from personal, social and emotional development to physical and creative development. The pack should be useful to both specialist and non-specialist practitioners working with children aged three- to five-years-of-age. It contains over 50 activities, and there is a CD of poems, songs and stories, along with a giant themed display poster, 8 colour photocards and 14 photocopiable activity sheets."
See More Early learning: colours
No one has written a review for 'Colours'
Why not be the first to share your opinion?
Rachel has been a primary school teacher and lecturer at Homerton College Cambridge and is now Byron House Director of Studies at St John's College School where she has responsibility for the curriculum for 4-9 year olds.
More about Rachel Sparks-LinfieldAnn Montague-Smith was formerly Principal Lecturer in Primary Education at the University of Worcester.
Alison J. Price has worked extensively with 3-7-year-olds in a range of settings and was formerly Principal Lecturer in Primary Teacher Education at Oxford Brookes University.
Christine Moorcroft is a best-selling author, an educational consultant and an OFSTED inspector. Working in collaboration with Ray Barker, she wrote the entire Developing Literacy series.
More about Christine Moorcroft
