Eye Color Graphing

Included in this activity are eye color cards, header card, eye color labels, and graphing sheet. Cards are designed for use in a pocket chart. Great for an All About Me theme or for use during Morning Meeting. Available below in both full-color and black and white.

The color PDF has four pages: directions with a “What color are your eyes?” header card, a page of eye cards, a page of eye cards labeled with the color words and a tally graph. The eye colors are blue, green, brown and hazel, with extra blue and brown cards because those are the most common eye colors.

Color: Eye Color Graphing or Black and White: Eye Color Graphing  

Ways to use it

• Morning meeting: Have each child pick the eye card that matches their eye color and put it in the pocket chart.
• Mirror check: Give children a small mirror so they can look at their own eye color before choosing a card.
• Tally it: Use the graph to make a tally mark for each child and add up the totals.
• Compare: Ask which eye color is the most common in your class and which is the least common.
• All About Me: Pair it with the shirt color graph or other All About Me activities.
• Print more: Print extra card pages so you have one card for every child.