Around Colors

Worksheet Description

This worksheet is a color-coding activity that combines reading and color association to teach the concepts of ‘near’ and ‘far’. On the right side of the page, there are six words in a column: three instances of the word ‘near’ and three of ‘far’. On the left side, there are two columns of empty boxes, each aligned with one of the words. Above these boxes, there are colored squares with a scissor line indicating a previous activity might have involved cutting these colors out, and the instructions ask students to read the word and color inside the box accordingly.

The worksheet is designed to help students associate specific colors with the words ‘near’ and ‘far’, reinforcing their understanding of these spatial concepts through a visual and interactive activity. By coloring the boxes based on the word they read, students practice their reading comprehension and follow instructions that connect abstract concepts to visual elements. The repetition of the task for both ‘near’ and ‘far’ ensures that the student can differentiate between the two. This type of exercise is often used in early childhood education to build foundational skills in reading, following directions, and understanding basic spatial relationships.