Yellow color songs preschool

Yellow Theme

Lots Of Yellow - sung to "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star"

We wear lots of yellow things
Hear us name them as we sing:
Yellow shirts and yellow shoes,
Yellow pants with pockets, too."
We wear lots of yellow things.
Hear us name them as we sing.

What is Yellow?

On a piece of yellow felt, write 'What is Yellow?'. Place this at the top of your flannel board. Cut flannel board shapes from yellow felt. You will need a shirt, a school bus, a dog, and a banana. Distribute the shapes among your children, then read the following rhyme. With each verse, have the child who is holding the appropriate item place it on the board.

What is Yellow?

What is yellow?
A yellow shirt-
On my friend playing in the dirt.

What is yellow?
A yellow school bus
Taking the children to school without a fuss.

What is yellow?
My big dog, Jones
Digging in the yard for big old bones.

What is yellow?
A banana that's sweet
Take off the peel and its ready to eat.

Three Little Ducks That I Once Knew (Traditional Tune)

Three little ducks that I once knew.
A fat one, a skinny one, a yellow one too.
But the one little duck with a feather on his back.
He ruled the others with his quack, quack, quack!

Down to the meadow, they would go.
Wibble-wobble, wibble-wobble to and fro.
But the one little duck with the feathers on his back.
He ruled the others with his quack, quack, quack!
He ruled the others with his quack, quack, quack!

Yellow Balloons - sung to "Are You Sleeping?"

Yellow balloons, yellow balloons
Floating up, floating up
Never let them touch the ground
Never let them touch the ground
Keep them up, keep them up

Banana Song - sung to "Oh Dear, What Can the Matter Be"

Smell, smell, smell a banana.
Sweet, sweet, sweet is banana.
See, see, see my banana.

My yellow banana is there
See, see, see it is yellow.
Long, long, yellow banana
Smell, smell, smell a banana.
Sweet, sweet, sweet is banana.

Twinkle, Twinkle, Yellow Star...

Twinkle, twinkle, yellow star,
How I wonder what you are.
Let's go looking here and there,
Let's go looking everywhere.
Twinkle, twinkle, yellow star,
How I wonder where you are.

Yellow - poem

Yellow is a star.
Yellow is the sun.
Yellow is the moon,
When the day is done.

Sing A Song of Yellow

Line a tray with yellow construction paper. Arrange an assortment of yellow items on the tray. These might include interlocking blocks, crayons, markers, pompoms and buttons. Have each of your children choose an item to hold while singing the following song.

Sing A Song of Yellow - sung to "Sing A Song of Sixpence"

Sing a song of yellow,
Sunshine and crayons, too.
Daffodils are yellow
When they are in bloom.
Buttons, yellow yarn,
And yellow on a shoe.
You show me some yellow,
And I'll show some to you.

Oh Mr. Sun

Oh Mister Sun, Sun,
Mister Golden Sun,
Please shine down on me
Oh Mister Sun, Sun,
Mister Golden Sun,
Hiding behind a tree...
These little children
Are asking you
To please come out
So we can play with you
Oh Mister Sun, Sun,
Mister Golden Sun,
Please shine down on..
Please shine down on...
Please shine down on me!

6 Little Ducks

Six little ducks that I once knew
Fat ones, skinny ones, fair ones too
But the one little duck with the feather on his back
He led the others with a quack, quack, quack
Quack, quack, quack, Quack, quack, quack
He led the others with a quack, quack, quack
Down to the river, they would go
Wibble, wobble, wibble, wobble, to and fro

You Are My Sunshine

You are my sunshine
My only sunshine
You make me happy
When skies are grey
You never know dear
How much I love you
So please don't take my sunshine away

Yellow Stars - sung to "I've been working on the Railroad"

Yellow stars are shining brightly,
in the nighttime sky.
Yellow stars are shining brightly,
Just watch as they sail by.
You can make a wish upon them,
And it might come true.
Way up in the sky above us,
The stars shine for you.

Yellow Friendship Flowers

Give each child a yellow baking cup, crayons, a green pipe cleaner and scissors. Use the yellow baking cups as "flowers" and have children draw smiling faces on the inside of the cups. Tape the base of the "flowers" to the green stems (pipe cleaner). Have the children share the friendship flowers with family members.

Need: tagboard circle cutout, yellow tissue paper pieces, yellow streamers, gold glitter, and glue. Have the child glue the yellow tissue paper pieces all over the circle cutout to cover it. Then sprinkle glitter over circle. Finish by attaching the yellow streamers to the edges to create a sun.

Lemon Stamps

2-3 lemons
knife
yellow tempera paint
foam meat trays
paper

Mix yellow tempera paint with water and place in meat trays. Cut lemons in half using a knife. Let the children make designs on paper by dipping lemon halves in the yellow paint.

Cornstarch Finger Paint

3 tbsps. sugar
1/2 cup cornstarch
2 cups cold water
Food coloring
Soap flakes or liquid dishwashing soap

Mix sugar and cornstarch in medium saucepan over low heat. Add cold water and stir until mixture is thick. Remove from heat. Divide into four or five portions (in muffin tins or cups). Add a drop or two of food coloring to each portion and a pinch of soap flakes or soap. Stir and let cool. Store in airtight container.

Yellow Playdough

1 cup flour
1 tbsp vegetable oil
1 cup water
2 tsp. cream of tartar
1/2 cup salt
Food coloring

Mix all ingredients in saucepan. Heat, stirring constantly until ball forms. Cool and knead until smooth.

Lemon Prints

Cut lemons if half and let dry slightly. Provide a pan of yellow paint for the children to dip the lemons in. Let them make lemon prints on white paper or other painting surface.

Banana Pops

banana on a stick
yogurt
nuts, coconut or granola

Dip banana in yogurt, then roll in nuts, coconut, or granola and freeze.

Lemonade

4 lemons (juiced)
3 cups water
1/2 cups sugar
ice cubes

Pineapple Cheese Squares

bread
margarine
cheese
pineapple rings

Layer the margarine, cheese and pinapple on the bread slices. Bake at 350 until cheese melts.

This month you can have a "Yellow Day", where you wear yellow, eat yellow foods, do lots of things outside in the sun. Have lots of arts and crafts that involve the color yellow, or yellow items. You can do these things all in one day, or split them up so that you can do one thing each day. You can also play games that involve yellow: Count yellow counters, name as many things that are yellow as you can, plant yellow flowers, and many many more.

Flower Power

Bring a variety of real flowers. (Sometimes a florist will donate older, wilting flowers.) Give each of your children a small square of yellow construction paper and one or more flowers to examine. Help them identify the paper's color as yellow and ask if they can find yellow somewhere in their flowers. Discuss and compare their findings. Put the flowers in a vase and display them in the classroom for everyone to enjoy.

Thinking About Yellow

At art time, help your children make hats from yellow construction paper. Have them wear their hats at circle time, and wear one yourself. Discuss the hats' yellow color. Tell the children that they are wearing thinking hats. Ask them to think of things that are yellow. Let each child, in turn, name a yellow thing. If a child has trouble naming something that is yellow, ask the group to help.

Surround Yourself in Yellow

You could surround yourself in yellow things like Paint a room yellow, Buy yellow clothes, towels, or little things around the house.

~Submitted by Kristian in VA

Yellow Ideas

1. We made a RUBBER DUCKIE yellow with cornmeal.
2. We counted, sorted and patterned with M&M's.
3. We played COLOR KITES match game, matching color words and colors.

~Submitted by Cheryl's Sweethearts ChildCare

More Yellow Ideas

1. We traced, cut, and covered BIG BIRD with feathers.
2. We played COLOR LOTTO on an ARTIST'S Palette.
3. We counted golden beans in numbered pots.

~Submitted by Cheryl's Sweethearts ChildCare

Sand and Water Table

Color uncooked rice with yellow food coloring for a change in the sand table. Add dried corn kernels or yellow craft feathers for variety.

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1) Make Vanilla pudding and add food coloring of the color you want.
2) Make Jell-O in the color you want and even add some fruit of that color.
3) Kool-Aid Art - Sprinkle Kool-Aid powder of the desired color on a large piece of white paper. Use Spray bottles to spray the KoolAid with water. It makes some very interesting artwork that smells good, too!!!!!
4) Fingerpaint with the color you are "studying."
5) Fill the water table and add food coloring of the desired color and toys of the desired color.
6) Make some colored water using food coloring and freeze it in ice trays the day or night before. Then, Put them on trays or in the water table and watch them melt to make colored water. If you use different colored ice cubes, the colors will mix to make new colors.

These are some things I do in my preschool special needs classroom!!!!

~Submitted by Lisa in North Carolina

QUICK STARTS FOR ANY COLOR DAY!

* Dress in clothes that are the color of the day
* Add the desired color of food coloring to playdoh and set it out on the art table
* Take a walk to look for a particular color of car
* Dip cooked spaghetti in the desired color of paint and let it "dance" across white paper
* Make chart listing foods that are the color of the day
* String the desired color of buttons on matching colored telephone wire to make necklaces
* Use paper plates and napkins that are the color of the day for snack time
* Try guessing how many of the same colored buttons, beads, etc. , there are in a glass jar, then count to see who came the closest.
* Add food coloring to white glue to coordinate with the color of the day.
* Mix cream cheese with the desired color of fruit or vegetable bits (tomatoes, pineapple, blueberries, etc.) and spread on crackers for snack.
* Plan a scavenger hunt to search for objects that are the desired color.
* Freeze water tinted with the desired color of food coloring in milk cartons to make ice sculptures for the water table.
* Use the desired color of paper cups for stacking in pyramids or for counting.
* Make finger Jell-o coordinate with the color of the day.
* Tint rice with the desired color of food coloring to use for sandbox play.

30 Preschool Color Action Songs, Finger Plays & Rhymes

A fabulous collection of preschool action songs, finger plays and rhymes all about color or colour – depending upon where in the world you are! However you spell it, these songs and rhymes are so much fun to sing! Great for singing with toddlers, and at preschool and kindergarten.

This post is part of a whole series of collections of super fun, themed children’s rhymes, songs and finger plays. Be sure to click through to see them all!

The Colour I See
Sing together as a group. Children stand up and complete the actions when their clothing matches the colour chosen.

Red*, red is the colour I see,
If you’re wearing red then show it to me,
Stand up, turn around, touch the ground,
Show me your red then sit back down.

* Repeat, naming a different colour each time.

Twinkle, Twinkle Rainbow Star
Fun to play with a set of coloured felt/flannel stars on a felt/flannel board. Choose one child at a time to come and find a star in the colour you are singing about.

Twinkle, twinkle yellow* star,
How I wonder where you are?
Let’s go looking here and there,
Let’s go looking everywhere.
Twinkle, twinkle, yellow star,
How I wonder where you are?

* Repeat, naming a different colour each time.

If You’re Wearing Red Today
If you’re wearing red* today,
Red today, red today,
If you’re wearing red today,
Stand up and shout, “Hooray!”

* Repeat, naming a different colour each time.

Many Fish Rhyme
Fun to play with a set of coloured felt/flannel fish on a felt/flannel board. Choose one child at a time to come and find a fish in the colour you are singing about.

There are so many fish,
In the deep blue sea.
What colour fish does (child’s name) see?
(Child chooses a fish and says the colour name).

Can You Find?
(Tune: Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush)
Place a variety of coloured blocks, craft sticks, ribbons or other tokens in the centre of the circle before you begin. Each child finds an object to match the colour being sung about. Alternatively, one child is chosen to find the object for each verse.

Can you find the colour red*,
The colour red, the colour red?
Can you find the colour red,
And hold it in the air?

* Repeat, naming a different colour each time.

Find the Purple
(Tune: Do You Know the Muffin Man?)

Play with a set of coloured crayons. Choose one child at a time to come and find the crayon that matches the song you are singing.

Can you find the pur-ple*,
The pur-ple, the pur-ple?
Can you find the pur-ple
The pur-ple crayon.

* Repeat, naming a different colour each time.

If You’re Wearing Something Blue
(Tune: If You’re Happy and You Know It)

If you’re wearing something blue*, clap your hands.
If you’re wearing something blue, clap your hands.
If you’re wearing something blue, then stomp your feet, too.
If you’re wearing something blue, cap your hands.

* Repeat, naming a different colour each time.

Five Red Ladybugs
Five red ladybugs climbing up a door,
One flew away then there were four.

Four red ladybugs sitting on a tree,
One flew away then there were three.

Three red ladybugs landed on a shoe,
One flew away then there were two.

Two red ladybugs looking for some fun,
One flew away and then there was one.

One red ladybug sitting in the sun,
She flew away and then there were none.

Red Rhyme
Red is a stop sign,
Red is a rose,
Red is an apple,
And a funny clown’s nose.

Orange Garden Song
(Tune: The Wheels on the Bus)

The pumpkins in my garden are orange, orange, orange,
Orange, orange, orange,
Orange, orange, orange,
The pumpkins in my garden are orange, orange, orange,
O-R-A-N-G-E.

The carrots in my garden are orange, orange, orange,
Orange, orange, orange,
Orange, orange, orange,
The carrots in my garden are orange, orange, orange,
O-R-A-N-G-E.

The oranges on my tree are orange, orange, orange,
Orange, orange, orange,
Orange, orange, orange,
The oranges on my tree are orange, orange, orange,
O-R-A-N-G-E.

The peaches on my tree are orange, orange, orange,
Orange, orange, orange,
Orange, orange, orange,
The peaches on my tree are orange, orange, orange,
O-R-A-N-G-E.

Five Yellow Polka Dots
Place five large yellow paper dots on the floor. Select one child at a time to choose a dot and perform the action.Five yellow polka dots lay on the floor,
One sat up and then there were four.Four yellow polka dots smiling up at me,
One tipped over and then there were three. Three yellow polka dots wondering what to do,
One fell down and then there were two.Two yellow polka dots went out for a run,
One was soon out of breath and then there was one.One yellow polka dot rolled out the door,
When it was gone, there were no more.Yellow Rhyme
Yellow is a star,
Yellow is the sun,
Yellow is the moon,
When the day is done.

Green Song
(Tune: Skip to My Lou)

Green, green, the grass is green,
A jumping frog and a long string bean,
The juiciest apple you’ve ever seen,
Green, green, green my darling.

I’ll sing this song, that’s what I’ll do,
I love green more than red or blue,
Won’t you try to sing it too?
Green, green, green my darling.

Five Green and Speckled Frogs
Five green and speckled frogs,
Sat on a speckled log,
Eating some most delicious bugs.
Yum! Yum!
One jumped into the pool,
Where it was nice and cool,
Then there were four green, speckled frogs! Glub! Glub!

Blue Song
(Tune: The Farmer in the Dell)

B-l-u-e spells blue,
B-l-u-e spells blue,
Hi-ho did you know,
B-l-u-e spells blue?

The big sky is blue
The sea is too.
Hi-ho did you know,
B-l-u-e spells blue?

Blue Rhyme
Blue is the ocean,
Blue is the sky,
Blue are the blueberries,
I put into the pie.

Purple Rhyme
Purple are grapes,
Purple are plums,
Purple is a violet,
And the bruise on my thumb.

I’m a Little Snowman
(Tune: I’m a Little Teapot)

I’m a little snowman, round and white,
I’m made from snow, so shiny and bright.
When the sun is shining, hear me shout,
I melt away, there’s no doubt!

Baa Baa Black Sheep
Baa baa black sheep,
Have you any wool?
Yes sir, yes sir,
Three bags full.

One for the master,
One for the dame,
And one for the little boy
Who lives down the lane.

If You’re Wearing Red
(Tune: If You’re Happy and You Know It)

If you are wearing red, shake your head,
If you are wearing red, shake your head,
If you are wearing red,
Then please shake your head,
If you are wearing, red shake your head.

Repeat, naming a different colour for each verse;
Blue, touch your shoe
Green, bow like a queen
Yellow, shake like Jello
Brown, turn around
Pink, give us a wink

Hokey Pokey Rainbow
Offer children ribbons or paper streamers in a variety of colours. Invite them to hold one streamer in each hand (their choice of colours from those offered). Stand in a circle to sing. Those who have a matching streamer, do the actions for the verse being sung.

You put blue* in,
You take blue out.
You put blue in,
And you shake it all about.
You do the hokey pokey and you turn yourself around,
And that’s what it’s all about.

* Repeat, naming a different colour each time.

Colours Rhyme
Orange as a carrot,
Yellow as a pear,
Purple as a plum,
Brown as a bear.
Green as the grass,
Blue as the sky,
Black as a cat,
Red as cherry pie.

All The Colours Rhyme
Red is an apple,
Yellow is the sun,
Blue is the sky,
And purple is a plum.
Orange is an orange,
Green is a tree,
Black is the sky,
I know all the colours you can see.

The Color Song
(Tune: This Old Man)

Red, red, red, touch your head,
Blue, blue, blue, tie your shoe,
Brown, brown, brown, touch the ground,
White, white, white, take a bite,
Black, black, black, touch your back,
Purple, purple, purple, draw a circle,
Pink, pink, pink, give a wink,
Grey, grey, grey, shout hurray!

Oh, Rainbow. ..
(Tune: Oh, Christmas Tree)

Oh, rainbow, oh, rainbow,
How lovely are your colours.
Oh, rainbow, oh, rainbow
How lovely are your colours.

Purple, red and orange, too,
Yellow, green and blue so true.
Oh, rainbow, oh, rainbow,
How lovely are your colours.

Red, Yellow, Green and Blue
(Tune: Head, Shoulder, Knees, and Toes)

Red, yellow, green and blue, green and blue,
Red, yellow, green and blue, green and blue,
Purple, orange, brown and black too,
Red, yellow, green and blue green and blue

I Can Sing a Rainbow

Red and yellow and pink and green,
Purple and orange and blue,
I can sing a rainbow, sing a rainbow,
Sing a rainbow too.Listen with your eyes, listen with your eyes,
And sing everything you see,
You can sing a rainbow, sing a rainbow,
Sing along with me.Red and yellow and pink and green,
Purple and orange and blue,
We can sing a rainbow, sing a rainbow,
Sing a rainbow too.

Rainbow Colours
(Tune: Hush, Little Baby)Rainbow purple, rainbow blue,
Rainbow green and yellow, too,
Rainbow orange, rainbow red,
Rainbow smiling overhead.The Colours of the Rainbow
(Tune: Do You Know the Muffin Man?)

Red and orange, yellow, green
Yellow, green, yellow, green,
Red and orange, yellow, green
The colours of the rainbow

Blue and indigo, violet
Vi-o-let, vi-o-let
Blue and indigo, violet
The colours of the rainbow

Christie Burnett is a teacher, presenter, writer and the mother of two. She created Childhood 101 as a place for teachers and parents to access engaging, high quality learning ideas.

Learning colors. Yellow day.

I recently stumbled upon an idea in some women's parenting magazine about learning colors more effectively. It is possible for a child to arrange a "color day", during which the child is surrounded by one color as much as possible and talk more about it. I think the idea is very interesting. I offer some more specific ideas on how such a day can be spent.

So,

Day1. Learning yellow.

1) Feeding.

During the day, you can offer your child yellow or yellow-decorated food. It can be: cheese, bananas, eggs, corn, pasta, millet porridge, yellow pear apples. If possible, feed from yellow dishes or a yellow spoon.

2) Walk.

Dress your child and yourself in something yellow, take yellow toys - a bucket, spatula, cars or whatever else you take for a walk. On a walk, pay special attention to yellow things, invite your child to look for something yellow on the street (yellow leaves, cars, kiosks, clothes of passers-by, etc. ).

3) Games at home.

Color yellow suitable coloring pages - ducklings, bananas, sun and everything else you can think of.

Sculpt the same ducklings, bananas, lemon, kolobok, sun from yellow plasticine.

Again, choose yellow toys, inflate yellow balloons, stick yellow stickers.

4) Rest.

Tell a story about the color yellow:

YELLOW RAINBOW

The sun's rays flew by through the yellow arc and fell into the meadow. Golden dandelions bloomed in the meadow. One yellow beam noticed a hen, which was hatching in a meadow in a nest of chickens. The ray touched the largest egg with a sharp end, it cracked, and a fluffy chicken appeared. A beam of golden paint splashed on him, and the chicken turned yellow.

The sunbeam laughed and said to the chicken:

— You and I are yellow friends. Come for a walk with me!

"He can't leave until the other babies have hatched," the mother hen cackled.

- Then I'll stay with you and help you warm your testicles, - the ray suggested.

When all the chicks hatched and the ray painted them yellow, the mother hen took the children for a walk. Unexpectedly, the path of a friendly company was blocked by Purr's cat.

- How yellow you are, it even dazzles in your eyes! he meowed derisively.

- I painted them with yellow paint, and they are all children of the sun and the rainbow, - the ray proudly answered.

- So that's who stole the yellow paint from the rainbow, - the cat laughed.

- Everyone looked at the sky and saw that the yellow arc of the rainbow had disappeared.

- Wee-wee - what to do, mom? the chickens were excited.

- Do not worry, children, grow up and return the yellow paint to the rainbow, - the chicken answered.

- And we will return the yellow paint to the rainbow, - dandelions nodded their heads.

- And I'll take her back to the sky - added the beam.

Soon, white chickens were walking on a green meadow among white fluffy dandelions, and a yellow arc appeared at the rainbow again.

Watch the cartoon Happy Rainbow. Yellow.

Make a snack:

Yellow song (physical minute)
The yellow sun looks at the earth,
(Hands up, stretched, raised their eyes up.)
Yellow sunflower follows the sun.
(Swing arms left and right.)
Yellow pears hang on the branches.
(Shake hands down.)
Yellow leaves fly from trees.
(Swing arms sideways-up-down.)
Yellow butterfly, yellow bug.
Yellow buttercups, yellow chamomile.
(Squats.)
Yellow sun, yellow sand,
Yellow color of joy, rejoice, my friend.
(Jumping in place.)

Tell a rhyme:

Hello, yellow dandelion,
Hello, golden sun,
You fly like a bright ball,
Above my head.
and chickens, and ducklings,
and lemons, and bananas,
and Chinese guys,
and sand velvens
The world will be filled with yellow color,
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Laugh more cheerfully in summer
All the girls in yellow dresses!

5) To decorate the apartment, I offer a selection of yellow pictures that can be hung on the walls.

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