🐰 Learn Easter Colors: Fun Video & Lesson for Kids

Colours taught through Easter eggs: name the colour, then follow instructions to colour the right egg. Ten colour words and the word order that puts them before the noun.

Ten colour words cover almost everything a young child wants to name, and Easter eggs put all ten on the screen at once. The question to practise is fixed – What colour is it? – and so is the answer pattern, with the colour before the noun: a red egg, never an egg red. That word order is the one thing beginners consistently get wrong.

Afterwards, colour real or paper eggs to instruction: colour the third egg blue, colour the biggest egg yellow. One activity then practises colours, ordinal numbers, superlatives and listening at the same time, and the result goes on the classroom wall.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which colours do young learners need first?

Red, blue, yellow, green, orange, purple, pink, black, white and brown. Ten words cover almost everything a child wants to name, and Easter eggs are a natural way to show them all at once.

How do I ask about colour in English?

"What colour is it?" – and the answer keeps the colour before the noun: it is a red egg, not an egg red. That word order is the main thing beginners have to get right here.

What can we do after the video?

Colour real or paper eggs to instruction: colour the third egg blue, colour the biggest egg yellow. It practises colours, ordinal numbers and listening at the same time, and the result goes on the wall.