colors

Discusses things that can be found that are white including snow, salt, sugar, daisies, sheep and milk.

Discusses things that can be found that are red including cardinals, red peppers, lobsters and cherries.

Discusses things that can be found that are pink including tulips, flamingos, grape fruit, and a cow's nose.

Discusses things that can be found that are orange including flowers, pumpkins, carrots and a basketball.

Discusses the color green describing green things found at a zoo, and green foods that can be eaten at lunch.

Discusses the color brown describing things that are brown on the outside like trees, and brown on the inside like chocolate cake.

Discusses the color blue describing things that are blue including blueberries on breakfast cereal, a blue bird in the sky, and blue fish in the ocean.

Surveys the principles behind the production of light and color. Includes simple experiments.

Traces the physical history of specific colors, discussing the materials used to produce them and touching on their symbolic meanings.

Spookley helps children with their colors and numbers 1-10.