I also left the cards blank so that my older students can practice writing their color sight words with dry erase. There are four color cards and you can clip the objects to each one, based on their color. I also did a clothespin activity for sorting the different colors. #SLPlife The nice thing about this is that they can be easily changed out with other visuals when we change stories. I happen to have a few hundred of those lying around. All the basics!įor the story props, I cut and laminated each one, then attached it to a tongue depressor with some velcro. The interactive book is a great review of the colors in the book: blue, red, green, yellow, and brown. If I need anything for my preschool friends, it's visual and hands-on! Just for that, I made an interactive book, color sorting clips, and story props.

I'm a HUGE fan of the Bear book series by Karma Wilson and Jane Chapman…these books are perfect for therapy due to their simple storylines, great vocabulary, and rhyming! I snagged a new copy of Bear Sees Color to help some of my preschool friends who are struggling with the concepts, and I couldn't be happier with this one…but I'm not surprised! I definitely recommend it if you have students who need to work on their colors! I created a few materials to go along with the book and I'm here to share with you all our activities for a week of bears! It's been a crazy couple of weeks and I have been dying to get back here to write this post and it's taken FOR. This post includes Amazon affiliate links.

Karma wilson bear books activities