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After you print and cut out the color wheel, there are multiple ways to use this. My favorite is with clothespins. You color the end of a clothespin with each color on the color wheel. Then the children match those clothespins with the color on the wheel. This is great for fine motor skills. You may also have children match or sort various items, like toy cars, blocks, or teddy bear counters to each color on the wheel. My children love doing this activity.
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