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There is a page for each of the main colours here, so the kids can colour in the kites and "fly" them around the room on display, learning the colour words as they go. If you laminate them once coloured in you could turn them into tracing pages for use with a dry wipe pen.
The little girl in this set of colouring pages is enjoying flying a kite in her wheelchair. Children can choose from the simple version or the more detailed "scene" version.
Can the kids solve the simple sums to find the right colours for our kite colouring pages? We have six versions to choose from below (two addition worksheets, two subtraction and two multiplication), to suit different ages and abilities - although the kids might like to try them all!
Kids can colour this kite yellow and put it on display. Alternatively, print onto card and cut out. Ask the children to colour the word yellow and find a picture of something yellow in a magazine to cut out and stick beneath the word.
