Color Poems For Kids
Poems for kids are a great way to teach little children about colors. This will help kids learn about different colors, their properties and how colors are derived. Additionally, these color poems for kids introduce colors to them in an entertaining and creative way, which makes lessons more fun. Poems are also great tools to help children learn words and form meaningful sentences. Check out some famous color poems for kids here.
List Of Color Poems For Kids
- Yellow
- Colors
- Roses are red, leaves are green
- Color
- October
- Through Your Eyes
- All Green
- Color Me Happy
- Five Little Crayons
Best Color Poems For Kids
Here are a few famous color poems for kids that can brighten your child’s day. Check them out!
- Yellow
- Colors
- Roses are Red, Leaves are Green
- Color
- October
- Through Your Eyes
- All Green
- Color Me Happy
- Five Little Crayons
By David McCord
Green is go
And red is stop
And yellow is peaches with cream on top.
Earth is brown
And Blue is sky
Yellow looks good on a butterfly.
Clouds are white,
Black, pink or mocha;
Yellow is a dish of tapioca.
By Margaret E. Sangster
I love color
I love flaming reds,
And vivid greens,
And royal flaunting purples.
I love the startled rose of the sun at dawning,
And the blazing orange of it at twilight.
By Unknown
Roses are red
Leaves are green
Nature is so beautiful
That makes it look so serene.
Roses are red
Leaves are green
I was looking for you
where’ve you been
Roses are red
Leaves are green
The presence of you
makes nature clean.
Roses are red
Leaves are green
Do not pluck the flower
And be mean.
Roses are red
Leaves are green
You are the favorite
flower of the queen.
By Christina Rossetti
What is pink? a rose is pink
By a fountain’s brink,
What is red? a poppy’s red
In its barley bed.
What is blue? the sky is blue
Where the clouds flout thro’
What is white? a swan is white
Sailing in the light.
What is yellow? pears are yellow,
Rich and ripe and mellow.
What is green? the grass is green,
With small flowers between.
What is violet? clouds are violet,
In the summer twilight.
What is orange? Why, an orange,
Just an orange.
By Annette Wynne
Black and gold and red and brown,
Olive, pink, and blue,
What a riot of a gown
What a medley hue!
What a way to go about
Crimson cloak and vest!
October is a dancer
Dancing down the West
By Ronald D Thompson
Is the sky blue and the grass green?
It has to be because I’ve seen.
But your green might be my blue,
I’m sorry that just wouldn’t do.
If the sky you see is my red,
I think I’d lie down in my bed.
What if your grass is my pink?
I’d have to say that would stink!
Pink grass and red sky,
Dear oh dear, I’d surely die.
I’m glad my blue is my blue,
As far as I’m concerned that will do.
And I like my grass the green I see,
For how else could it ever be?
Don’t want to see through your eyes,
Just might scare me with surprise!
By John Niederbuhl
The leaves on the trees are all green
Green, green, green, green, green.
Calling us to life
Do you know what I mean?
The leaves on the trees are all green
Green, green, green, green, green.
Even on the darkest night
Do you know what I mean?
The leaves on the trees are all green
Green, green, green, green, green.
They sing in the wind
Do you know what I mean?
The leaves on the trees are all green
Green, green, green, green, green.
Like I’ve always loved you
Do you know what I mean?
By Arden Davidson
If I were the color blue,
I’d sing sad songs for you.
If I were the color yellow,
I’d be a happy fellow.
If I were the color red
I’d look like me when I bled.
If I were the color green,
I’d grow like a big string bean.
If I were the color brown,
I’d be a chocolate town.
If I were the color pink,
I’d be a lemony drink.
If I were the color purple,
Nothing would rhyme with me.
By Unknown
Five little crayons colored a scene.
Yellow, blue, orange, red and green.
“Look,” said Yellow, “My sun is bright!”
Blue said, “Great! My river’s just right”
Orange said, “Flowers! I’ll draw
something new”
Red said, “Great, I’ll add some too!”
“Sigh,” said Green, “I’m tired of trees,
And grass and bushes and tiny leaves. I
think I’ll draw a big green cloud!”
“A big green cloud should be allowed!”
The crayons all smiled and didn’t think twice.
A big green cloud sounded rather nice!
We hope these color poems for kids were useful to you. Check our kids learning section for more poems, activities and other learning resources.
Frequently Asked Questions On Color Poems For Kids
What are color poems for kids?
Color poems for kids are the expression of thoughts and ideas on colors. Some of the well known poems for kids are Yellow Colors, Color, October, Through Your Eyes, All Green, etc.
What are the benefits of color poems for kids?
The benefits of color poems for kids are that it helps them in developing vocabulary, language and creativity skills. Most importantly, they will learn about different types of colors in an effective way.