Color recognition can be defined as “the ability to identify and name basic colors”.
Color recognition can actually be broken down into separate skills – matching, identifying, and naming.
When matching a child can find the matching color when shown an example. This is the first step in color recognition. The child perceives the differences between the colors.
Identifying is the next step. Identifying focuses on the ability to identify a color when named.
The final step is naming. In this step the child can name the color when asked.
Color recognition is a skill children begin to develop at a young age. Their level of understanding will gradually progress from matching to identifying to naming.
Activity 1:
HighReach Program
Have your child sort fruits and vegetables by color. As he/she sorts, encourage him/her to name the colors.
Activity 2: Sock sorting
Provide clean socks in assorted sizes and colors. Children may sort and match the socks as they choose. Ask them to name the colors.
Video: "The Butterfly Colors Song"
By: A.J. Jenkins
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