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1. El 3046 Grades Pre K olors a Beanbags Teacher s Guide Colors Beanbags are a fun active way to encourage young learners color identification skills Here are several game ideas to get you started Toss and Say Divide children into pairs or small groups Give each team a pile of beanbags Depending on the age and ability of your students have children stand from three to six Cor more feet from one another Have the children take turns tossing the beanbags to one another identifying the color on each toss Color Circles Draw and label a color circle on the ground for each of the beanbags Have children take turns tossing beanbags into the appropriate circles and identifying something in that color for example Red apple Yellow sun Gray elephant Beanbags in Action Use the beanbags to practice both color identification and position words Place the beanbags in a container Invite children to find a beanbag of a specified color and place it in a specified position For example have a child Find the red beanbag and place it behind your back Continue with different color beanbags and different position words on under over near far right left and so on I Spy Colors Place the beanbags in a bag or other container Have a child reach inside the container without looking and choose a beanbag for example green Then have him or her locate something in2. er dividing the game board into 10 sections Cut out pictures from magazines or have children draw pictures of objects or animals for each color on large index cards Tape the pictures to the game board Have children take turns tossing the beanbags onto the pictures with corresponding colors For more active toss and learn fun look for these additional beanbag sets El 3044 Phonics Beanbags El 3045 Alphabet Beanbags El 3047 Number Beanbags El 3048 Shapes Beanbags El 3049 Teachable Touchables Texture Squares Wo Tell us what yeu enh YIP Tell us what you think a wo cational com OE ce s pro Like us for sneak peeks Educational and giveaways Insights Developed in Southern California by Educational Insights Educational Insights Inc Gardena CA U S A All rights reserved Learning Resources Ltd Oldmedow Road King s Lynn Norfolk PE30 4JX UK Please retain this information Made in China www educationalinsights com
3. the room that is the same color When the child finds something have him or her say I soy something green place the beanbag on the head shoulder arm or any other chosen body part and while balancing the beanbag walk over to the object and identify it soy something green It s a plant More I Spy Colors Describe an object in the room that you have spied For example say I spy with my little eye something brown post your pictures and stories on it The first child who correctly guesses what you are describing the bulletin board takes the beanbag of the appropriate color balances it on his or her head hand or other chosen body part and walks over to identify the object I soy with my little eye something that is brown It s the bulletin board Scrambled Colors Arrange the beanbags in a row Have the children identify the beanbags by color from left to right Rearrange or scramble the beanbags and let children name them in their new color order Variation Depending on the age and experience of your students arrange five or more beanbags in a row Ask children to close or cover their eyes Remove one of the beanbags and Nave children guess which one is missing As children s visual memory increases set out more beanbags and remove more than one of them at a time Color Toss Make a giant color game board from a plastic shower curtain or tablecloth Draw grid lines with a permanent mark
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