Rainbow Bear Color Matching Spinner Game -

My daughter loves her rainbow bear counters! We have been using them for as many learning activities as possible. We’ve been counting, graphing, sorting colors and so much more! Today we have a rainbow bear color matching game! Shiloh loves our spinner games, so combining them with rainbow bears is the perfect combination for her right now.

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This Rainbow Bear Color Matching Spinner Game is such a fun way for preschoolers to practice their colors! Use it for language development too!

To prep: Print on card stock and/or laminate. Assemble the spinner by using the paper clip threaded onto the paper fastener.

Alternately, you could use a pencil tip with a paper clip around it instead of the paper fastener, but it is easier for preschoolers to manage with the the spinner already prepared for them.

To play: Simply cover the rainbow bears as the matching colors are spun.

I confess, I love this game because it is so easy to put together! Shiloh loves spinning the spinner and making her rainbow bears have conversations with each other. *wink*

We have used other rainbow counters in the past, but I love the Thinking Kids Math Bear counters that we have now because they include six colors and 3 different sizes of bears giving us even more things that we learn with the bears.

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What’s the Point of Math? The Everything Kids’ Math Puzzles Book: Brain Teasers, Games, and Activities for Hours of Fun It’s a Numbers Game! Baseball: The math behind the perfect pitch, the game-winning grand slam, and so much more! I’m Trying to Love Math Counting Crocodiles Curious George Learns to Count from 1 to 100 Big Book Let’s Count Soft Book – World of Eric Carle The Very Hungry Caterpillar Baby Teething Crinkle Book

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