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Take the children on a scavenger hunt around the classroom or outdoors. Ask them to find objects that are red in color and collect them or point them out.

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Provide the children with red paint and plain paper. Let them create finger-painted artworks, encouraging them to experiment with shades and patterns.

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Read a storybook where the color red plays a significant role (e.g., 'Clifford the Big Red Dog'). Then discuss with the students about the instances of red in the story.

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Provide a mix of colored objects and let the children sort out the red-colored items. Use bowls or containers for sorting.

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Introduce fruits or snacks that are red such as strawberries, tomatoes, or red apples. Let the children taste them while discussing their color, texture, and flavor.

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Give the children red paper, fabric, and materials for creating a collage. They can tear and glue pieces together to form an artwork.

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Have a day where everyone comes to school wearing something red. Take a group photo of the children in their red outfits.

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Play songs related to the color red or use red props like scarves. Encourage the children to move and dance freely.

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Go outside and look for red elements in nature, such as flowers, leaves, or bugs. Share findings with everyone.

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Mix red paint with white and observe the different shades created. Discuss terms like 'light red' or 'pink.'