Color of the week

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About this item LAMINATED DAY OF THE WEEK POSTER: Big bold letters spell out the days of the week for teaching basic calendar skills to kids in preschool and kindergarten. Loved by toddlers in nursery school. DURABLE AND PRACTICAL: Made from thick paper that is hard to rip or tear, this classroom poster arrives rolled for protection during transit. Laminated on both sides for easy cleaning. Measures 17 x 22 inches. FUN, EYE-CATCHING DESIGN: Each colorful section shows a different day of the…

Every year, at the beginning of Kindergarten we begin learning the color words. If you are like me you own the color word CDs and sing them over and over until you can't stop. Then you sing them at home, in the shower, in your head all the time! The good news is: They work! Kids learn how to spell their color words very easily when they learn it in song. (Funny, that actually works for almost anything.) I was growing tired of my old color word poem charts in my classroom and decided to make…

Kids love to ask questions. Maybe you’ve barely poured your cup of coffee in the morning before getting peppered with questions like this: What day is it? What month is it? What’s it going to be like outside today? It’s adorable most days, and other days, well, it can be a bit much. I’ve started […]

Can already predict the color trends for 2025 by looking at the color palettes of the New York and London Fashion Weeks Autumn/Winter 2024-2025?

This week I am rounding up the colour palette wardrobe talk with a colourful summer capsule wardrobe. Do you ever have those moments when you see someone wearing something, and you think, "I wish that I was brave enough to wear that"? Why do we do that to ourselves?

Getting your classroom ready for students is such an exciting time! You want to make everything perfect. An inviting classroom creates a room full of happy and engaged students! Real life pictures around the room helps your students make connections when learning basic concepts. These real life color posters are a great addition to your

Welcome back to the Color of the Week Series here on Play Create Explore! We've been having so much fun with our color themed weeks! To see our previous Yellow and Green Weeks, click HERE. I've been letting my oldest son "L" choose which color we do each week and for our 3rd week, he chose RED. Lot's of fun with red this week! Red Objects Exploration Bin The first thing I did was simply gather some of the red toys and kid friendly objects in the house and put them into a large red bowl. We…