Learn Colors for Kids with Monster Trucks and a Fun Carnival Game
Who's ready for another fun trip to the carnival? This time we'll learn about colors with some cool stunt-jumping monster trucks. Later, we'll play a fun educational game for kids modeled after the carnival "Bottle Bash" game to practice identifying the colors we learned! As usual, we'll be joined by the lovable Lizzy the Dog to join in on the fun. We'll learn about six colors including red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple, as well as some common objects to match with each color. In the carnival game, we'll need to identify these six colors in a specific order as we knock down the correct colored bottles in the Bottle Bash game. We may even win a fun prize!
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