I found this on a site through Pinterest. I thought it was all written in Spanish so I went to my handy translator Bing.
Was shocked to find out it was not Spanish it was Italian.
An important step in the growth of the child is the learning of colors. It's not a very easy process. The child will first have to identify the color, then learn the name and finally associate name and color. Here are some ideas!
This was written on there site. I thought who could of said it better. With respect to them here is there site. Italian Site Then I seen they too have someone in there family with Autism. This link takes you to Early signs of Autism. What is Autism.
Now Back to Learning about colors and creative ways to teach your child or preschoolers.
With each photo I will try and help you with ideas on how to create the items. Or what supplies you will need to create them.
First lets use clothes pins
Click to see a larger Photo ...These Non Slip clothes Pins can be found on amazon click Here Non Slip
Click to see a larger Photo...You can find this little rack at Walmart or on Amazon. Click on Amazon.
Click to see a larger Photo...Ok I would use colored Clothes Pins, Use a dinner plate to draw a circle on White paper. A ruler to section into 6 colors. Color them in with crayons or markers. You can laminate to protect your Color Wheel you Created. For the little images. You can buy a match game, or cut out squares on stamp an image and color it in. Or find small images in magazines glue them on stiffer back ground then glue them onto your clothes pins.
Click to see a larger Photo....These are larger popsicle sticks with mini clothes pins found above. The dots are stickers found by clicking on photo below. on Amazon.
Click to see a larger Photo...This one is about the same as one above except they painted the clothes pins and wrote the color on them. And there color wheel is divided into 10 pie peace shapes.
Just a few ideas. Will try to post more soon.
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