Wee Sing & Learn Colors

by Susan Hagen Nipp Pamela Conn Beall

From the best-selling creators of Wee Sing(r) comes a brand-new line designed to teach elementary concepts to young kids through music and song. Each Wee Sing(r) and Learn package contains a 32-page book and a 20-minute cassette focusing on a specific concept-like numbers or colors-using a kid-friendly theme-like sea creatures or farm animals. Educators have long known that there is no better tool than music for teaching young children. Now, Pamela Conn Beall and Susan Hagen Nipp have taken their experience as elementary teachers and matched it with the same musical sensibilities that have charmed and delighted both kids and their parents for almost 25 years.Find all the fabulous colors on the farm. Against a black and white background, items of the feature color will stand out-like a yellow sun, yellow chicks and yellow hay. Through songs and sounds, children will learn about one color at a time until they come together at the end in a rainbow of images and music.

Hardcover

First published January 1, 1900

Reviews

[Cara Noles · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book contains all of the basic colors for children to learn/know. Each page is dedicated to one color. Each color gives an example and asks readers to find other objects in the picture with that same color. This book is a farm theme, and in the end it asks the readers to identify all the colors in the farm.

This book is for simple readers, and I love the concept of children pointing out other objects with a certain color. I enjoy the vibrant pictures and farm theme throughout the book. I like at the very end it shows what happens when certain colors mix and what color you'll get.

I would read this book to younger students. I would read the story and see if they point out colors of objects on the page. I would also make sure children know the spelling of the basic colors in the book. I love colors so I would want students to explore those colors and try mixing colors to see that result.

[KaitandMaddie · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good interaction for a toddler.

[Slee · Rating 2 out of 5]

Seriously, it does not take a 3 year old 1 minute 45 seconds to finish each page. That is not a friendly pace.