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Color Island

Discover colors and match them.

Color Island is an English game from English for Fun. Short lessons that teach color names with pictures and a voice: fishing for colors, matching, a color hunt, tracing, echo practice and a bubble game. Free to try: Lesson 1: First Colors (red, blue and yellow). There is no account and no ads.

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More about this game

Free to try

Lesson 1: First Colors: red, blue and yellow.

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Short lessons that teach color names with pictures and a voice: fishing for colors, matching, a color hunt, tracing, echo practice and a bubble game.

How to play

Pick a color lesson (red, blue and yellow first; then green, orange and purple).
Hear each color name and see it in pictures.
Fish for colors, match them, go on a color hunt and trace.
Say the word out loud with the echo practice, then play the bubble game.

What you practice

Color names
Matching colors
Tracing
Saying the word

For teachers

Color hunt: after a lesson, the class finds that color in the room.
Use the colors printable for a coloring follow-up.

At home or with a helper

Ask "What color is it?" during the day.
Sort toys or clothes by color and say the color names.

Questions

What is free?

The first lesson (red, blue, yellow) is free to try, with no code. Full access opens the second lesson (green, orange, purple).

Do I need a microphone?

No. The echo practice works without one.

Is it colors or colours?

Both spellings are correct. Colors is American English and colours is British English. The game uses the American spelling and teaches the same color names.

Do I need an account?

No. There is nothing to sign up for. Progress is saved on the device you play on.

Do I need help to start?

No. If someone is learning with you, try the first session together so you can see how it works. After that you can play alone.