Colors & Patterns · Kindergarten · Chapter 1: Little discoveries
This chapter brings together Little discoveries, Color patterns, Matching colors, Count by color, Color hunt. It covers stops 1–12 in the Kindergarten learning path, with 53 activities. The examples below come from these stops.
53 activities
Drawing your adventure map…
Chapters
Skills to explore
- Little discoveries
- Color patterns
- Matching colors
- Count by color
- Color hunt
Ages 5–6: connect pictures with symbols. Ask your child to explain one choice, and revisit familiar examples as needed.
Name and match colors, look closely at pictures, and explore repeating patterns and visual sorting.
Learning levels are starting points, not assessments. These activities supplement learning with a grown-up; they do not promise school readiness or replace a curriculum. Take breaks and choose a level that feels comfortable.
A look inside this chapter
Little discoveries
What can we often see in a rainbow?
1 activitiesColor patterns
What color comes next: red, orange, red, orange?
5 activitiesMatching colors
Find the triangle that has the same color as the red circle.
5 activitiesCount by color
How many red circles can you find?
5 activitiesColor hunt
Tap all the red shapes.
5 activitiesColor patterns
What color comes next: red, pink, red, pink?
5 activitiesMatching colors
Find the triangle that has the same color as the purple circle.
5 activitiesCount by color
How many orange circles can you find?
5 activitiesColor hunt
Tap all the orange shapes.
5 activitiesColor patterns
What color comes next: red, teal, red, teal?
5 activitiesMatching colors
Find the triangle that has the same color as the gray circle.
2 activitiesCount by color
How many yellow circles can you find?
5 activities