
Color the Yellow Things
Four familiar pictures that are yellow in real life — duck, sunflower, lemon, school bus — ready to be colored the right color.
- Suitable for
- Ages 3–5
- Pages
- 1 page
- Level
- Easy
- Printing
- Color printer
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What your child practices
- Identifies yellow and names it while working
- Connects a color word to familiar real-world objects
- Colors within a bounded outline
- Builds crayon grip and hand strength
About this worksheet
A color-recognition page built around one idea: yellow is not just a word, it is a property of real things. The page shows four outlined pictures — a duck, sunflower, lemon and a school bus — and the only job is to color them yellow.
Yellow is the brightest crayon in the box and the easiest to spot on the page afterward. The school bus is the fun one here — buses are yellow on purpose, so everyone can see them, which is a nice piece of why-things-are to share mid-coloring.
One color per page is deliberate. A page of mixed colors tests sorting; this page builds the single association first, and its sibling pages cover the other colors one by one before the review sheet mixes them.
How to use this sheet
Put out several crayons, not just the right one — choosing the correct crayon unprompted is the actual test of the skill.