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Zumi: Color Pollen

Match the flower by both its color and its symbol.

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Ages 3–5 · 5 levels

MatchingAn illustrated scene from Zumi: Color Pollen.Zumi: Color Pollen

Match color and symbol

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Ages are a starting point. Individual activities may have a different age guide from the adventure.

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Match the flower by both its color and its symbol.

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Help for grown-ups

How to start

Look at the pollen puff's color and symbol. Choose the flower matching both, then send the pollen with the check. Later tasks ask you to send two or three puffs in order.

What your child practices

Matching two features at once and following an ordered sequence of choices.

Make it easier or try a challenge

A gentler start

Start with the two-flower level. Name the color and symbol together, then let your child compare both flowers.

A little more thinking

Before sending a sequence, point to its flower destinations in order. Explain or show why a flower matching only one feature does not fit.

These are ways to support or extend play together. Your child can point, act, or explain; saying the answer aloud is optional.

Little hints & worksheet answers

You checked the color. What symbol needs to match too?

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Try it away from the screen

Draw three pairs of cards with a color and symbol on each. Mix one set and keep the other in a row. Match both clues, then copy a short order of cards.

Zumi: Color Pollen