ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Colors Touch and Learn Song | Touch and Learn Colors in English
Hey there, little explorer! Are you ready to have some fun with colors? Let’s go on a colorful adventure together. We’ll find and touch different colors all around us. Are you excited? Let’s start!
Look around you. Can you find something that is blue? Maybe it’s a toy, a book, or even the sky! Touch it and say, “Hello, blue!”
Now, let’s find something pink. It could be a flower, a shirt, or a crayon. Touch it gently and say, “Hello, pink!”
Green is the color of grass and leaves. Can you find something green? Maybe a plant or a toy? Touch it and say, “Hello, green!”
Yellow is bright like the sun. Look for something yellow, like a banana or a ball. Touch it and say, “Hello, yellow!”
Orange is a fun color! Can you find something orange? Maybe an orange fruit or a toy car? Touch it and say, “Hello, orange!”
Black is a cool color. Look for something black, like a hat or a shoe. Touch it and say, “Hello, black!”
Red is the color of apples and fire trucks. Can you find something red? Touch it and say, “Hello, red!”
White is the color of clouds and snow. Look for something white, like a piece of paper or a stuffed animal. Touch it and say, “Hello, white!”
Purple is a magical color. Can you find something purple? Maybe a grape or a toy? Touch it and say, “Hello, purple!”
Gray is the color of rocks and elephants. Look for something gray, like a pencil or a stone. Touch it and say, “Hello, gray!”
Brown is the color of chocolate and bears. Can you find something brown? Touch it and say, “Hello, brown!”
Rainbows have lots of colors! Can you find something with many colors, like a rainbow? Maybe a picture or a toy? Touch it and say, “Hello, rainbow!”
Great job, little explorer! You did amazing finding all those colors. Colors make our world so beautiful and fun. Keep exploring and finding colors everywhere you go!
Color Scavenger Hunt: Go on a color scavenger hunt at home or in the classroom. Make a list of colors you learned about, like blue, pink, and green. Try to find one item for each color. Once you find an item, draw a picture of it or take a photo. Share your findings with your friends or family and talk about why you chose each item.
Color Mixing Experiment: Let’s become little scientists! Gather some safe, washable paints in primary colors: red, blue, and yellow. Mix them to see what new colors you can create. For example, mix red and blue to make purple, or blue and yellow to make green. Use a brush or your fingers to paint a picture with your new colors. What happens when you mix all three colors together?
Colorful Nature Walk: Take a walk outside and look for colors in nature. Can you find a green leaf, a brown tree trunk, or a yellow flower? Bring a small notebook and crayons to draw what you see. How many different colors can you find? Talk about how colors in nature might change with the seasons, like leaves turning orange in the fall.
Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
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Touch something blue!
Touch something pink!
Touch something green!
Touch something yellow!
Touch something orange!
Touch something black!
Touch something red!
Touch something white!
Touch something purple!
Touch something gray!
Touch something brown!
Touch a rainbow!
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This version removes the repetitive letters and focuses on the main instructions.
