color cards for kids

With a frontside and a backside, this card can be played with in three different ways. The contrasting black-and-white graphic can be used for the visual stimulation of newborn babies. The black-and-white graphic pattern also acts as a street system that kids ages 1-2 can use either as an openly creative puzzle or as a roadway to be pieced together. Kids ages 2-3 can use the colored graphics on the opposite side to recognize and distinguish all sorts of colors. 1. The visually stimulating black-and-white pattern is fitting for babies at birth. 2. At four to six months, a baby can develop visual-stimulation patterns with color; The color patterns on the opposite side of the card are in line with the required stimulation at this stage. 3. Children ages one to two can gradually develop an interest in color. The colored card helps children to both recognize the concept of color and match or compare objects in their environment. 4. Most children have an incomparable love for cars. The black-and-white patterns can be arranged in all sorts of roadway variations. Driving their favorite cars on streets they’ve configured themselves is certainly an interesting prospect for children. In addition to the enlightening basis of the pattern, children can also exercise their creativity by arranging all sorts of driving roadways. 5. Based on the three primary colors of red, yellow, and blue, the color palette can be used in conjunction with the matching recognition from the picture cards to satisfy a child’s curiosity for colors. At the same time, this helps develop a sense for the art of color aesthetics.