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Take a Color Walk

Take a Color Walk

Take a walk outside. Together, point out various objects along the way, and name the objects by color (I see a red flower, I see green grass). Encourage the child to use the language pattern, “I see a _____ (color) ______ (object).

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Topics: Daily Lit Bit, Daily Remote Learning Tip

Wed, May 6, '20

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