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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.
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Fantastic idea!! And it turned out beautifully too.
<3 Christina at I Gotta Create!
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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
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!
This is such a great idea!! I love how it can be adapted to other things we are learning too!
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
Wow, this is really cool. I'm going to start following your blog! So glad I found it!
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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!
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. 🙂
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!
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.
-Brittney
http://smartgirlstyle.blogspot.com (my shiny new home-focused blog; come on by if you'd like! Never know when I'll need a color wheel expert…and now I know I can call on you AND your son! Perfect.)
Brilliant, how fun! Thanks for sharing at The Fun In Functional!
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
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.
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Thanks for a great idea. I am going to use the wheel as an art project for school.
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.
Michelle
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 🙂
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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