color sight words activity sheets

Red, brown, blue, green, yellow, purple, gray, black, orange, etc. are some of the colors that we use regularly in our daily life.

‘Pass me the blue cup.’

‘Wear that pink dress. it suits you.’

‘Give him the yellow cap.’

Colors are a great way to address and differentiate among things.

Have you ever read a children’s book with no mention of colors?

If I were to recommend a book about colors, it will have to be ‘The day the crayons quit.’

 

 

The storyline is full of wit and humor. The illustrations are done by a child using crayons and will definitely hold your child’s interest.  The book would be very enjoyable for children at any age. It’s amongst my favorite too. I have read it to kids countless times and they can never get enough of it. The book has a personal story of each and every crayon. From the exhausted red crayon to the happy green crayon to the squabbling yellow and orange crayons, the author has included humor in it which makes the reading enjoyable.

 

Since the names of color appear so frequently in books, we treat them as sight words. It is preferable that children can recall these words as soon as they look at them rather than trying to decode them.

I will be sharing sight words activity worksheets for the color orange, red, purple, brown, gray, black, blue, green, pink, and yellow.

 

 

Pumpkin, basketball, lollipop, orange, and carrot all have an orange color. Children can color the objects orange and then build the word ‘orange’ in the above activity worksheet.

 

 

Cut the picture tiles and form the word ‘orange.’ This activity will help children remember the word ‘orange’ and also how it’s spelled.

 

 

 

Mango, duck, banana, sun, bee, and lemon are all yellow in color. Color the pictures yellow and paste and letter tiles to form the word yellow.

 

 

 

Heart, rose, ladybug, tomato, apple, and strawberry are all red in color. Color the pictures red and paste and letter tiles to form the word red.

 

 

 

Octopus, plum, grapes, eggplant, and jam are all purple in color. Color the pictures purple and paste and letter tiles to form the word purple.

 

 

 

Alligator, turtle, broccoli, pear, frog, iguana, and peas are all green in color. Color the pictures green and paste and letter tiles to form the word green.

 

 

 

Chocolates, cookie, horse, potato door, and box are all brown in color. Color the pictures brown and paste and letter tiles to form the word brown.

 

 

 

 

Penguin, ant, bat, and tire are all black in color. Color the pictures black and paste and letter tiles to form the word black.

 

 

 

Radish, pig, tongue, flamingo, and watermelon are all pink in color. Color the pictures pink and paste and letter tiles to form the word pink.

 

 

 

Dolphin, rocks, koala, and elephant are all gray in color. Color the pictures gray and paste and letter tiles to form the word gray.

 

Bird, ink, water, and jeans are all blue in color. Color the pictures blue and paste and letter tiles to form the word blue.

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