What do you envision when you think of the color blue? The sky? The ocean? Juicy blueberries? This month, we’ll be taking a look at the color blue.
The color blue is such a fun color. There aren’t as many blue fruits & vegetables as the other colors, but blueberries are SO good. If it’s warm out, maybe you can go berry picking! Or if the weather is colder, have an indoor picnic.
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There are some super fun science experiments you can do with the color blue.
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Make some yummy “clouds in the sky” Jello! Once you’re done, go outside & see what shapes you can see in the clouds.
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Here are a few worksheets you can use to teach “blue” to your child :
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Arts & Crafts Activities :
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Little Boy Blue Coloring Sheet
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Learn A Little Spanish :
- blue = azul
- sky = cielo
- bird = pájaro
- blueberry = arándano
- shark = tiburón
- whale = ballena
- cornflower (or cornflower blue) = aciano (azul (m) violáceo)
Books about the color blue or things that are blue :
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What else can you do ?
– Pick a day to wear blue clothes.
– Ocean Sensory Bag
Add blue hair gel, water animal foam stickers, beads, and glitter to a Ziploc bag. Your child will have fun squeezing and poking his/her little ocean!
– Listen to “blue-themed” songs on You-tube
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That’s all for this month. Join us next month for the color PURPLE !! Until next time …
