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Rainbow Show & Tell

A time to show some of our favorite toys and things, while exploring and discussing colors.

Kelley Walker, M.Ed.

Average rating:

4.8

Number of reviews:

(4)

What's included

1 live meeting

25 mins in-class hours per week

Class Experience

Students will learn/review the colors of the rainbow.  Then we will find something around our room/house that is a certain color to show off.  This is a great way to get students moving while thinking creatively about the objects they have around them.
Students will be given a color and then race to go find the object.  They will practice verbal skills by explaining their object using color words and complete sentences.  This class is all about interacting with each other.
Basic color knowledge preferred but not required.  

Tuesday Classes
March 9th: The Color Blue
March 23rd: The Color Red
March 30th: The Color Orange
April 6th: The Color Yellow
April 13th: The Color Purple
April 20th:  The Color Pink

Thursday Classes
March 11th: The Color Green
March 25th: The Color Red
April 1st: The Color Orange
April 8th: The Color Purple
April 15th: Tie Dye

Learning Goals

Students will learn and review the colors of the rainbow.
Students will utilize creativity and imagination to find a certain colored object.
Students will learn to describe and explain an object using color words and adjectives.

Other Details

Supply List

Students will need to have access to things around the house and/or toys.  Once we review the rainbow, they will need to grab an item of that class's specific color.
Paper and markers.

1 file available upon enrollment

External Resources

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Kelley Walker, M.Ed.

Joined July, 2020

4.8

4reviews

Profile

Teacher expertise and credentials

Hello!  My name is Kelley and I am a middle school teacher by day.  Language arts is my specialty but also like to dabble in some other areas such as career writing and project-based learning for any subject.  I believe that having fun while learning helps us to retain information more successfully.  Also, as a teacher, I always learn something new along with my students.  This also lets them know that I don't know everything but am excited when new info or skills come my way.  I am always willing to help a student who is stuck or just needs that little extra push!  
The kinds of classes I am looking forward to teaching are writing classes such as  Journalism, Analysis, and creative story telling.  I will also be teaching reading classes such as characterization and storytelling.  Don't forget to find my project-based classes such as Book in a Bag.