A set of 20 animal and colour matchup cards to use in a variety of ways.
Use this resource in the primary classroom when learning and reinforcing colours.
Print the cards on card and cut them out. Then, use them in a variety of ways, including:
- As a reading center activity – students match the animal with its correct colour, e.g., flamingo and pink.
- As a back-to-school icebreaker activity – give half of the students a colour card and the other half a matching animal card. Have students walk around and look for their match. Then, have them introduce their partner to the class. This is also a great pre-assessment at the beginning of the year to see who knows their colours.
- As a random partner generator – give half of the students a colour card and the other half a matching animal card. When they find their match, they have their partner.
- As a memory game – using a small number of cards, lay them facedown in a grid. Students turn over two cards. If they match (colour and animal), they keep the cards. If not, they flip them back over. This can be played individually, with a partner or small group, or as a whole class.
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