Color Scavenger Hunt Activity for Kids ~ Learning Spanish Colors Activity


I just love all the Scavenger Hunt Ideas I have been seeing around the web and decided to finally try one with my toddler. I chose to make a Color Hunt Activity for him. To do this, I cut colored squares from construction paper and glued them to paper lunch bags. I used a black marker to write the colors in English above the squares and in Spanish below the squares.

On to the hunt! I lined all the bags in a row. My little guy knows all his English colors and only half the Spanish ones so I wanted to focus on finding the items using the Spanish color names only. It was a total success too! After finishing the activity, he knew all but cafe (brown) and I got the cutest video of him in the learning process.



I helped him find colored items around our home and he had fun finding the correct bag to "match" them in. Before he put the items in the bag, he had to say the color in Spanish. When we were finished, we took out all the items and placed them in front of the bags. It was neat to see how much stuff we found!



red = rojo
orange = naranja
yellow = amarillo
green = verde
blue = azul
purple = morado
pink = rosa
black = negro
white = blanco
brown = cafe


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7 comments:

Mozer said...

What a fun idea! I love this~!

Katie's Nesting Spot said...

Fun! Look for it as a featured activity in tomorrow's Show and Tell:)

Michelle said...

What a wonderful idea, Emily would love this!

Anonymous said...

Excellent idea! So fun! One thing though- naranja is orange like the fruit not the color (You should use anaranjado instead)

Anonymous said...

I love this! My little guy is just a bit over 2. I think I'm going to try this with him. We live in Canada so I'm going to switch the Spanish for French. Awesome idea!

artsy_momma said...

I put naranja because that is how my hubby says it all the time ("color naranja"). Good point though since most people use anaranjado :D

Rosalinda Hone said...

Oh, I love the idea of your scavenger hunt! It can be used in different languages, which make it suitable for young toddlers because it wouldn’t be hard to learn the basics of the game. And the best thing about your scavenger hunt is that it is easy to prepare, it is fun to do, and it is educational for all. Good job!

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