Celebrate the color white with fun preschool activities that spark creativity! From decorating paper snowflakes to enjoying white snacks like marshmallows and popcorn, your little ones will explore the beauty of this bright and clean color. Let’s dive into the world of white with playful crafts and tasty treats!
Tune: Skip to My Lou
White, white is dynamite
White, white is dynamite
White, white is dynamite
Oh, you silly colors
Tune: Skip to My Lou
White, white bites at night
White, white bites at night
White, white bites at night
Oh, you silly colors
Tune: If You're Happy and You Know It
If you’re wearing white, Hug yourself tight
If you’re wearing white, Hug yourself tight
If you’re wearing white, Hug yourself tight
If you’re wearing white, Hug yourself tight
Tune: B-I-N-G-O
We can spell the color white
The color of the snowflakes
W-H-I-T-E, W-H-I-T-E, W-H-I-T-E
That’s how we spell white
Tune: London Bridges
Can you find the color white?
Color white, color white
Can you find the color white?
Hide it out of sight
Direction: Set a few different colored items in front of the child, gradually adding more as their understanding of colors improves. While singing the song, have the child pick up the white object and hide it out of sight during the final phrase.
Tune: The More We Get Together
Oh, do you see a white crayon
A white crayon, a white crayon
Oh, do you see a white crayon
Then hold it up to the light
Directions: Place a few different colored crayons in front of the child, adding more options as their understanding of colors grows. While singing the song, have the child pick up the white crayon and hold it up to the light during the final phrase. You can also substitute crayons with items like blocks, flashcards, or toy cars for added variety.
Celebrate Jesus' birthday with fun activities, meaningful conversation, and yummy cake to help children ages 3-12 understand the significance of Jesus' birth.
All Printables Free for Immediate Family Use or with an Active License Only
- Print the Ww Poster on colored paper and paint with white paint and a whisk.
Glue white pom poms or cotton balls to the Ww Poster. If you have an assortment of pom pom colors, the activity of picking out only the white pom poms becomes a great fine motor, visual perception, and sorting activity.
All Printables Free for Immediate Family Use or with an Active License Only
White Clouds
White Fence
White House
White Angel
White Lightning
White Snowman
Pete the Cat: I Love My White Shoes by Eric Litwin tells the story of Pete, a laid-back cat who loves his white shoes. As he walks along, he steps in various messes—like strawberries, blueberries, and mud—that change the color of his shoes, but Pete remains cheerful and keeps singing his catchy song. This book highlights themes of resilience and positivity, showing kids that it's okay when things don’t go as planned.
White Rabbit's Color Book by Alan Baker is a fun and engaging introduction to color mixing for young readers. The story follows a curious white rabbit who jumps into different pots of paint, changing colors and learning how primary colors mix to form new ones. This playful and educational book is a great way to teach children about colors and color combinations in an easy-to-understand, interactive way.
Each "My Color Book" includes a title, a space for the child to write their name as the author, four simple sentences with matching pictures, and the words "The End." The sentences follow the pattern "A/An/The ______ is _______," with the pictures helping guide the child in reading. Designed for easy printing, the books are formatted to print front and back, creating six pages in total.
These books are intended for use at the end of the Basic 4 Year Curriculum and has been updated in the Complete 4 Year Curriculum.
The Black and White Factory by Eric Telchin follows a factory that only makes black and white items, resulting in a dull and colorless world. Then, suddenly, color bursts into the factory! This interactive book allows children to experience the contrast between black and white and vibrant colors, making it a fun exploration of creativity and imagination.
- Marshmallows
- Hard-boiled eggs
- Milk
- White chocolate chips, sugar cookies
- White bread
- Potatoes
- Sugar
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