Does this pack have all primary colors (red, blue, yellow, green) and important purple and orange for toddlers to teach the first six colors?
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not really, just random colors. Probably get most of the colors you mentioned though.
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I am not sure that they come in different colors, but they are well made and very suitable for children. My grandson loves his, we got this set for him because he is tall for his age, but they should work for any 6 year olds. You could buy some colored electrical tape or sport tape and place a small strip around each child's clubs using a different color for each one. That way they would be able to keep their clubs separated. Good luck.
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Many colors red, blue, orange, green, white, purple, and many I can't think of given to Granddaughter.
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Red-orange, blue-purple, purple-periwinkle, blue-green... I guess it would be option 2... Hope this helps!
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Yes, black is included as well as pink, purple, yellow, blue, green, red, and white.
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Yes I received 6 colors and put together each one is about 4-5 inches but I bought the big set to make larger ones together with my son. I'm very happy with with my purchase.
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There are 6 different colors. Can't remember the names right now but it is 6.
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It's a fairly basic assortment; you have the 12 real basics - black, white, orange. The second tray of 12 pencils contains shades such as peach, Spanish orange, goldenrod, indigo. I am not 100% certain that the list that follows will hold true for every set, but here's what is in my set.Black, dark brown, sienna brown, grass green, apple green, true blue, violet blue, violet, crimson red, orange, canary yellow, white; Tuscan red, poppy red, Spanish orange, goldenrod, Parma violet, mulberry, true green, light cerulean blue, dark green, indigo blue, peach, and pink.
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Yes. They come with all four so you, or your child, can see which one works best for them. Two of our children have dyslexia & these have helped a lot! I bought two packs in case they both ended up choosing the same color. Our daughter, naturally, chose pink at first, but now says the green one makes it easier to read. Our son mostly uses yellow (but will sometimes use green also). They say it keeps the letters from "wiggling", plus it keeps their eyes focused on one line at a time.
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The one that I bought last year was red, blue and yellow. Just a reminder, I wouldn't recommend for a child older than 1.5.
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The one I bought does have six colors. The size of the square using all 7 pieces is a little more than 4 inches or about 10 centimeters. The square piece itself is an inch and a half or 3.5 centimeters
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The ones I got were green, pink, blue, red, yellow, purple, and orange. I'm not sure if they can guarantee that you'll get the colors of your choice? I do know you can get them at Target, too, so you could actually look at what is in the package.
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Yes, 12 diapers and 12 pins- they are miscellaneous colors of purple, pink, yellow, and blue.
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no there is only one color to a pack, you need to look carefully to what color is in the description.
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Pink, Green, Blue, and Yellow. There may have been purple, but I cannot say for sure. Hope this helps!
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those are the only four colors in the package but they are a wonderful item. The children loved them and I was able to use them for several different things due to their size. We made aquariums, sensory bottles, used in science areas, and in sensory tables.
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It was your primary colors. Reds, orange, pink, (3) blues, (3) yellows, brown, (2) tans, white, silver and black.