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Color Wheel Teaching kids colors and fine motor skills
Before I get started with the color wheel. I made to teach my 2 year old about colors. I have to tell you it’s a success. Since I have made it 2 weeks ago. And I have been using it. I had to teach him to use clothespins only.
The color circle
was Too Easy for him to catch up on. And take interest in!
To make
Material to recycle color wheel
You will need:
- Foam board
- Clothespin
- Acrylic Paints
- Marker
Instructions to make color wheel
Simply cut the foam board into a circle. Divide it into equal parts. Depending upon how many colors you want to teach your kid!
I divided the circle into 10 equal parts for introducing the basic colors.
To divide the circle into 10 equal parts. Start by marking the vertical and horizontal diameter. Then divide each quarter into 2 1 2. Measuring the distance inside the quarter with a scale.
Hence marking two quarters as such, will divide half circle into 5 parts.
Remove the vertical line. And the two halves will make the 5th part.
Now paint the wheel and the clothespins. Using acrylic paints with the help of a brush.
It will be great to introduce your kid to spelling each color. Using the same system.
My son loves alphabets. And can
read alphabets in upper and lower case.
He sometimes is in the mood to spell the words also.
That made me write the upper case colors on the Color Wheel. And the lower case ones on the clothespin.
This dual learning at the same time is helpful.
Provided when he’s interested!
I also found this color sorting system.
Very creative and helpful for kids.
Helps with better understanding of colors.
via other learning and Montessori.
I would also like to thank Frauliebe.
For the Number Circle which inspired me to make the color wheel.
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Toddler Color Learning.
You will be amazed at how easily this wheel teaches your kid all the colors!
If you make one or are already using one I would love to hear what you think about it!
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25 responses to “Color Wheel Teaching kids colors and fine motor skills”
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Christina at I Gotta Create! says:
Fantastic idea!! And it turned out beautifully too.
<3 Christina at I Gotta Create!
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Very cute idea!
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how great is this? I taught an art class before and I would have loved to have this in my class…thank you for taking the time to share…xo
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I made a color wheel for my daughter, but it was a little over ambitious. She was only 13 months old. 🙂 Now that she's a little older I should pull it out again. I really like the color sorting box. Great ideas!
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This is such a great idea!! I love how it can be adapted to other things we are learning too!
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Great idea, thank you! I like hands-on learning. Pinned it!
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What a fun idea for preschool! I've had fun checking out your blog! I would love to have you come share 'Your Great Idea' at my link party, hosted every weekend. I know my readers would love you! http://www.oneshetwoshe.com
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Wow, this is really cool. I'm going to start following your blog! So glad I found it!
I have my first linky party going on right now too, if you'd care to come link up! http://westernwarmth.blogspot.com/2012/09/weekend-warmth.html
There are no rules involved :).Thanks!
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A really great idea, and a great way to teach our children about color. Fantastic creative idea! Thanks for sharing your creative inspiration with Sunday’s Best – you helped make the party a success!Thanks for sharing your creative inspiration with Sunday’s Best – you helped make the party a success! PS – following you on Facebook!
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My little guy knows his colors pretty well, but I like the idea of having the words on there so they can see those too. I love learning projects! Thanks for the great idea. 🙂
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Oh so FUN!!! I have to try this! Emanuelle thinks everything is yellow!
Thanks so much for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer.. From Dream To Reality!
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I bet your son thinks this is a game, it's so colorful and fun. What a fantabulous idea…plus super-easy. *major gold star for you* Thanks for sharing. Totally doing this.
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Brilliant, how fun! Thanks for sharing at The Fun In Functional!
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Such a great idea — you are a STAR at I Gotta Create! I'm featuring you today. Thanks so much for linking up <3
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<3 Christina
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Hey there! Visiting you from the GFC Blog Hop. I love this link party, it is one that I join in pretty much every week. There are always great blogs that I haven't seen before linked up. I am now a follower 😀 yay! Looking forward to keeping up with things around here.
I have an awesome sponsor showcase going on right now. Great giveaway with lots of great prizes. I would love for you to get your name in the drawing. Here's the link:
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Thanks for a great idea. I am going to use the wheel as an art project for school.
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Very Cool! I wish I still had little ones so I could make these 🙂 I will pass this along to friends with babies 🙂 Thanks so much for linking up to Creative Thursday. Can’t wait to see what you share next week. Have a great weekend.
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Katie says:
This is a great idea, however, as an art teacher I would suggest actually putting it in correct color wheel order. For example Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Violet 🙂
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Thanks you for this great idea! I did the same project, with a wooden circle, I will soon try it with my son;)
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