ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Kids Education And Art Let& learn the colors! Colors Names for Kids | Video for Kids
Hey friends! Today, we’re going to have fun learning about colors. Colors make everything bright and beautiful. Let’s say the colors together!
Red – Say it with me: red! Yay!
Blue – Say it with me: blue! Yay!
Pink – Say it with me: pink! Yay!
Green – Say it with me: green! Yay!
Yellow – Say it with me: yellow! Yay!
Purple – Say it with me: purple! Yay!
Black – Say it with me: black! Yay!
Orange – Say it with me: orange! Yay!
Brown – Say it with me: brown! Yay!
Gold – Say it with me: gold! Yay!
Gray – Say it with me: gray! Yay!
Teal – Say it with me: teal! Yay!
White – Say it with me: white! Yay!
Now, let’s have some fun! We are going to name the colors of these dresses. Can you help me?
Red Dress – Look at the bright red dress!
Blue Dress – See the cool blue dress!
Green Dress – Wow, a green dress!
Yellow Dress – Here’s a sunny yellow dress!
Pink Dress – A pretty pink dress!
Orange Dress – An orange dress, like a juicy orange!
Black Dress – A sleek black dress!
Purple Dress – A royal purple dress!
Brown Dress – A cozy brown dress!
Yay! You did a great job naming all the colors. Colors are so much fun to learn and play with. Keep practicing, and you’ll be a color expert in no time!
Color Hunt: Let’s go on a color hunt! Look around your home or classroom and find objects that match the colors we learned. Can you find something red, blue, and green? How about yellow and pink? Once you find them, show them to a friend or family member and say the color out loud. This will help you remember the colors better!
Color Mixing Magic: Let’s do a fun experiment with colors! You’ll need some water, a paintbrush, and red, blue, and yellow food coloring or paint. Mix red and blue to see what new color you can make. Try mixing yellow and blue next. What happens when you mix red and yellow? Share your new colors with your friends and give them fun names!
Color Story Time: Create a short story using your favorite colors. For example, “Once upon a time, there was a red apple who wanted to meet a blue sky.” Draw pictures to go along with your story using crayons or markers. Share your story with your class or family and see if they can guess the colors you used!
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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Hey friends! Let’s learn colors.
– Red, say it with me: red!
– Yay!
– Blue, say it with me: blue!
– Yay!
– Pink, say it with me: pink!
– Yay!
– Green, say it with me: green!
– Yay!
– Yellow, say it with me: yellow!
– Yay!
– Purple, say it with me: purple!
– Yay!
– Black, say it with me: black!
– Yay!
– Orange, say it with me: orange!
– Yay!
– Brown, say it with me: brown!
– Yay!
– Gold, say it with me: gold!
– Yay!
– Gray, say it with me: gray!
– Yay!
– Teal, say it with me: teal!
– Yay!
– White, say it with me: white!
– Yay!
Now let’s have some fun! Let’s name the colors of these dresses:
– Red dress
– Blue dress
– Green dress
– Yellow dress
– Pink dress
– Orange dress
– Black dress
– Purple dress
– Brown dress
Yay!
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