Comprehension questions are included as well as reading and matching different animals.Ī Color of His Own Color Wheel Activity from Joyfully WearyĬlip the different colored chameleon shape to its matching color. It can be used when teaching students shapes, numbers, number lines, and vocabulary words. This unit for kindergarten students comes with a set of lesson plans and can be used for literacy centers or extension activities. This is a great way for early readers to work on reading color words.Ī Color of His Own Printable Unit from 1+1+1=1 Watch and observe as the chameleons change color depending where he goes.Ī Color of His Own Printable Color Words from Green Bean Kindergarten Trace the chameleon with permanent marker onto wax paper. I think it looks beautiful with water colors.Ī Color of His Own Color Changing Activity from Pieces by Polly (So CLEVER!) A teacher can also make them ahead of time and use them as a story token.Ī Color of His Own Changing Chameleon Paper Plate Craft from Tippytoe Crafts This craft requires developed fine motor skills. This is a fun way to practice matching and can be used to retell this great story.Ī Color of His Own Pipe Cleaner Craft from Lines Across Activities and CraftsĪ Color of His Own Printable Matching Activity from The Activity Mom That it is more important to have a good friend than to have a color of his own. At the end of the story, the little chameleon learns a great lesson. So he decides to stay one color by sitting on the greenest leaf. This book is about a lonely chameleon who doesn’t have a color of his own because he changes everywhere he goes. Only the chameleon has no color of his own. We just love the book A Color of His Own by Leo Lionni! (affiliate links) It is a beautiful picture book with a wonderful message for young children. The classic story about searching for somewhere to belong, from four-time Caldecott honor winner Leo Lionni.
Roll the tongue around a pencil to curl it.Here are several A Color of His Own activities and crafts that go along with this classic book.Add any body marking that you would like. Make eyes from white paper and glue one on each side of the body.Cut the circle into a spiral for the tail. Lay the straw inside the oval on the fold line.
Glue or tape one inch of the red strip folded around the straw. Cut a strip of red paper 1 inch wide by 6 inches long.Cut out your half oval, leaving the fold uncut. Draw a half oval shape on your folded paper.This is where you will blow through to move the tongue. Lay the straw along the fold, with 1 inch extending out from the paper on one side of the fold. Fold your green sheet of paper in half. A color of his own by Leo Lionni Publication date 1994 Topics Chameleons - Juvenile fiction.2 sheets of green paper (or white paper you color green).Making this chameleon will take some adult help but is worth the effort.
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