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Color Games for Kids

While the Color Bear Bingo printable can be used to play bingo with our kids are several other color games for kids I think you can play with it. If you would prefer that your children color the bears then, here is a printable Bear Bingo With Bears Kids Can Color worksheet.

Basic Bingo

You cut out the color bears that appear on a page without the word bingo at the top. Then have your children pick out a bingo card they would like to use. You will hold up one color bear at a time and tell your children what color it is. Next, your children will cover that color of a bear on their card. When they have covered a row or column on their card they can call out “Bingo”.

Match the Bear Square to the Bear on the Card

In the bingo set, you will find a page that features just the color bears. You can have your children match each of the colors bears to its matching bear of the bingo card. If you like you can have the say “Bingo” when they have covered their card.

Concentration Bingo

You will turn all the color bear cards face down and select one bingo card to work with. Then you will have your children turn one card over at a time. If they can tell you what the color is, they can place that color bear card on its match on their bingo card.

If you like these color games for kids with a bear theme, I think you will these bear activities too.

Color Games for Kids with a Bear Theme - Pinterest Picture

If you like these color games for kids with a bear theme, I think you will these bear activities too.

BEAR THEMED LITERACY ACTIVITIES

LEARNING MATH WITH BEAR-THEMED ACTIVITIES

SENSORY BEAR ACTIVITIES

BEAR THEMED CRAFTS

LEARNING COLORS WITH BEAR-THEMED ACTIVITIES

What a Wonderful World was a in a recent collection of books I was sent from Tiger Tales. It is wonderful tale told by a mother bear to her cub. She shares with them that we need to be thankful for each and everything placed on Earth for us to share. This book is filled with thanks to God the simply wonderful world we live in. The illustrations show the bears at the shore, the a field of flowers, in the forest and some much more. I love the warm illustrations. They draw you in and make you want to visit those same places to take them in and offer thanks for them. This wonderful book inspired a multitude of learning activities for children.

What activities for children we did with the book?

I went to JDaniel’s school with a bunch of paper bags and used the Ellison to cut out a bunch of bears. We have a lot of brown paper bag and I thought we should use them in honor of Earth Day. Paper bags really make a great material for learning activities. Decorate and Weave

Activities with Children - Learning with Paper Bag Bears

I had JDaniel decorate the front of the one of the big bears. Then we punched holes around the edge of two of the bears stacked on top of each other and wove them together.

Tell Me Your Favorite Part

JDaniel was given a couple of big brown paper bears and I had him decorate them based on things that were asked on a couple of index cards. I wanted him to draw his favorite part of the book, his favorite place, and something he is thankful for.
Alphabetical Order

The bears were lined up on the floor in alphabetical order.

Before and After

I asked JDaniel to find the letters that came before and after a letter a placed on the table. It really made me think about letters.

Match the Letter to an Object

I had JDaniel pick a letter and then find an object in the kitchen that matched that letter. We ended up with a lot of cooking tools. I think we should try this in his room and see what treasures he find there.

Write the Letter in Salt

JDaniel wrote each letter he selected in a salt tray. We focused on uppercase letters this time. I think we will move on to lowercase letters next time. JDaniel decided he needed to trace the bear and then write the letter.He did a great job on these.Counting Buttons

JDaniel practiced one to one correspondence by placing the correct number of button on each bear on a card.

Write the Number

Then JDaniel practice writing those numbers in the salt I had placed in a tray.

Shape the Number

JDanel loves buttons. I had him form the number using some buttons I had placed in a cup.

Here are some other activities for children I know you will love:

Making Learning Fun with Rainbows

Kids Sensory Learning Activities

Outdoor Activities and Learning Games

What other activities for children could we do with these bears?

Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. I was sent the book What Wonderful World by Tiger Tales Books to review. All thought about it are my own.