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Younger children can shade in this black kite colouring page, or splodge on some black paint! Older children might prefer to trace or colour in the letters of the word "black" and then look for, or draw, a picture of something black beneath the word.
Here's the complete set of kite colour posters in one easy zip file.
Trace the word yellow and then colour in this lovely little chick a bright yellow to match!
Children can practice their handwriting, learn to spell yellow, and colour in our chick - perfect for a yellow theme!
Here's a great introduction to writing and spelling the word yellow. Colour the chick and finger trace - or trace with a pencil - the letters, using our formation guides.
Children can colour in the details of our snowman and trace over the letters of the word WHITE - a good way to practice their handwriting!
Here's a handwriting worksheet for the word WHITE. Finger trace first, then trace the dotted, guided letters, then the dotted letters, then have a go on your own...
Here's the first step to learning to write the word WHITE - finger tracing with our fun worksheet. Colour in the snowman, too - making sure to leave lots of him white, of course!
Cherries are red, and hopefully the kids will enjoy colouring in these cherries when then have traced the dotted letters of the word red.
Here's our handwriting worksheet for the word red, and you'll see there's plenty of opportunity for the kids to practice writing the letters - both guided and on their own.
Learn to write the word RED - a nice phonetic word for beginner readers - and colour in the picture on this finger tracing worksheet.
We hope our colouring picture of a bunch of grapes will help to reinforce your child's learning of the word, as will tracing over the dotted letters on this worksheet.
Kids can practice writing the word PURPLE with this fun handwriting worksheet, then write the word by themselves on the last line.
Use your child's forefinger to trace the letters in the word PURPLE, starting on the dots and moving in the direction of the arrows. When comfortable, move on to tracing with a pencil and colouring in the picture.
Here's a lovely pink pig to colour in. We know he should be pink because of the dotted letters spelling out the word underneath!
Here's our handwriting worksheet for the colour pink - just one of a set of colour handwriting worksheets. When your child has practised writing the word, perhaps he or she could colour in the picture - pink, of course!
Finger trace the word pink with the help of this fun worksheet, which also contains a colouring picture of a cute pig to keep the kids interested.
Learn about orange with this tracing worksheet. Kids can colour in the orange, and then trace the letters in the word beneath.
There's plenty of chance for the kids to get their letters perfect when they use this handwriting worksheet featuring the word "orange".
Here's a first worksheet for the word ORANGE. Finger trace the letters, then colour in the picture!