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This is a super easy to set up colour sorting activity using pompoms and Mega Bloks. If your playroom is anything like mine you have a ton of Mega Bloks. Well pull them out and reinvent this great toddler toy. Super easy to set up. Set out the blocks upside down. This alone will intrigue your toddler or preschooler. Then ask her to fill the holes with the same colour pompoms.

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Twister is a fun way to teach your preschooler colors while having fun! Make it even more fun by making your OWN twister game with handprints. We made a small twister board since we only have two preschoolers in the house. If you want to do this fun craft and game for a party, feel free to add more rows of handprints — just make sure you give your twister board plenty of time to dry!

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Combine art and science in this fun and easy activity for kids using baking soda and vinegar. It’s one of our favorite science experiments for preschool and kindergarten! In this science activity, not only will children get to create a chemical reaction, but they’ll also be able to explore color mixing and create some colorful “artwork”!

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Sorting activities are a great place to start at with preschoolers – it’s the first math concept most kids can grasp. Sorting is a complex skill that asks children to identify similar characteristic in a group of objects, make decisions, and analyze data. Yes, all that in just a simple sort!

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Here are some ideas for color sorting activities for toddlers and preschoolers. BIG IDEA - reuse and repurpose older materials to create new activities.