Dress Up Kids Color Match
The other day, 2-year-old N got a hold of 6-year-old E’s paper dolls that she used to practice sight words. He doesn’t know anything about sight words but had a lot of fun just playing and dressing up the paper dolls any way he wanted to.
In order to give him a chance to work on color matching, I made him his own Dress Up Kids Color Match activity.
(N was 2 years and 10 months old.)
He was so excited when he saw it and had a blast putting the outfits together again and again <3 He didn’t always decide to stick to actually matching the colors, but it definitely gave us a chance to talk about the different colors and just have fun with it.
He thought it was HILARIOUS when I put pants on a paper doll’s head but insisted on dressing them up “properly” himself 🙂
{Don’t miss the video below!}
Are you more interested in E’s sight word dress-up activity? Go and check out Winter Clothes Pre-Primer Sight Word Match!
Materials for Dress Up Kids Color Match
- Printable file (see below).
- Printer.
- Laminator, laminating pouches (optional).
- Scissors.
- Paper.
What’s in the printable PDF file?
The file includes 4 different kids (2 boys, 2 girls) with a dot on the chest in blue, yellow, red, and green respectively. With each kid come six different items of clothing that each have a dot in the same colors. Each color has different clothing options including dresses, long pants, shorts, t-shirts, and long-sleeved shirts.
Print as many pages as you want (each page has one kid and clothes with the same color dot) and cut out the clothing items at the black lines. You can cut out the paper dolls at the black lines as well or cut along the turquoise lines around the image and keep the white area around it.
Then mix up the clothing items and let the kids dress up the paper dolls.
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Are you looking for other color sorting activities? I’ve picked out a few you’ll like!
Simple Color Sorting for Toddlers
Color Matching with Bottle Caps
Color Sorting Sensory Bag by Hands On As We Grow
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So enjoy all your materials, as do my students!! THANK YOU
Hi Jackie, thank you so much for the kind words! They really mean a lot.
Have a great day,
-Tina