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Bring colourful objects to class and have students sort them by colour. This activity works well to reinforce vocabulary of colours in English while being tactile and interactive.

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Create flashcards with different colours written in both English and Italian. Students can use these cards to match the right colour to its name, practicing bilingual vocabulary.

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Take students for a short walk around the school or playground. Ask them to find and name items in nature that represent different colours. Bring an infographic or colour wheel for reference.

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Provide students with watercolours and ask them to paint a rainbow. This activity combines art with learning the order of colours and the English vocabulary for them.

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Design simple puzzles where students have to place the letters of colour names in the right order. This reinforces spelling and recognition of colour names in English.

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Prepare a simple crossword puzzle focused on colour names. For example, 'The colour of the sky is … (blue).' This combines knowledge with problem-solving skills.

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Use food colouring and clear cups to let students mix primary colours to create secondary colours. Engage them in discussions about what happens during the experiment.

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Ask students to bring pictures or magazine clippings that match a particular colour. Create a large poster with sections dedicated to each colour.

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Teach a simple song about colours in English, like 'Red, Yellow, Green, Blue...' Encourage students to sing along and match actions to the lyrics.

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Color Song for Toddlers (Original Version) - I See Colors Everywhere - Elf Kids Videos

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Read a storybook to the class, pausing to ask students about the colours they see in illustrations. For example, 'What colour is the dog’s fur?' Reinforces vocabulary and contextual understanding.