Abstract: A color game provides an enjoyable and entertaining activity for young children, persons learning a language, and others, in assisting those persons to associate color names with corresponding colors. The game includes a series of individual player cards or boards, with each card having a series of rows of colored positions thereon. Each row may contain identical colors for each position thereof, with the number of positions in each row being different, e.g., rows arranged in a triangular matrix, etc. Other board configurations may be provided as desired. Each player has a series of markers for placement upon the colored positions of his or her card. A caller randomly selects colored markers and announces the selected color, with players attempting to match the called color on their cards by placing markers on the appropriate card positions. The object is to completely cover all card positions.