Karate Belt Colors and What They Mean for 6-Year-Old Beginners

What Do Karate Belt Colors Mean?

In karate, the color of your belt shows how good you are at karate. As you learn new skills and get better, you get to wear a belt that is a different color!

Why Are Belt Colors Important?

Belt colors help your teacher see how much you have learned and help you feel proud of what you have done! It is like a game where each color means you have won a new level.

Common Karate Belt Colors for Beginners

• White Belt: This is the first belt. It means you are just starting to learn karate.
• Yellow Belt: This shows you have learned some basics and are improving.
• Orange Belt: You are getting better and practicing more skills.
• Green Belt: You understand karate moves well and can do more difficult things.
• Blue Belt: You keep learning and practicing hard.
• Brown Belt: You are very good and almost ready to be a black belt!
• Black Belt: This is the highest color and means you have worked very hard and are skilled in karate.

Every karate school might have a little different order or colors, but the idea is the same: your belt shows how much you have learned!

Have Fun Learning Karate!

Remember, the most important part is to have fun, listen to your teacher, and keep trying your best. The belt colors are just a way to show how much you are learning!