What is it
Find the same picture from each side and draw a line to join the 2 pictures.
Each set comes with 4 different levels of difficulty
Level 1: Matching 4 pairs with the aid of dotted lines
Level 2: Matching 5 identical pairs
Level 3: Matching same coloured object to same coloured word
Level 4: Matching the coloured objects to the respective words
Teaching Objectives
Learning to identify the colours
Learning to find the pair and join them by drawing a line
Learning about the sight-words of each colours
How to use
Identify the pictures in the worksheets before starting
Using a pencil or a marker, draw a line to join the same picture together
Teaching tips
If your child finds it difficult to draw a straight line, use a ruler as an aid to connect the points
Start with worksheets from Level 1 to build up your child’s confidence. When your child is more fluent in matching, then proceed to a Level to practice matching without the aid of the dotted lines
To prevent the child from missing out on questions, it is a good practice to have the child to systematically work from top to bottom rather than randomly matching the pictures as he sees it.
Embed more learning opportunities
Receptive language - Point to Orange
Expressive language - What is this colour?
Sight-word/Spelling - What does this say? How to spell “Blue”?
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