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Color Theory Basics
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Directions
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Let's learn about....
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Primary Colors
Main Menu
Secondary Colors
Quiz
For Teachers
←Click to get started!
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You've seen the color wheel before right?
This is a simple version of the color wheel
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This basic color wheel is made up of primary colors and secondary colors.
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There are
3Primary Colors
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What is a primary color?
Primary colors are a group of colors which
are used to make most other colors.
You can not mix colors to make primary
colors.
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Red is a Primary Color
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Tomatoes are red
Firetrucks are red
Cherries are red
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Yellow is a Primary Color
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The sun is yellow
Lemons are yellow
School busses are yellow
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Blue is aPrimary Color
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Blueberries are blue
The sky is blue
The ocean is blue
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Quick!Which object should beRed?
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What color is the sun?
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There are
3Secondary Colors!
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Orange is aSecondary Color
Orange is made by mixing red and yellow
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Orange
Oranges are orange
Pumpkins are orange
Carrots are orange
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So orange is a Secondary Color made by mixing red and yellow.
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Purple is a Secondary Color
Purple is made by mixing red and blue
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Purple
Eggplants are purple
Violets are purple
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So purple is a Secondary Color made by mixing red
and blue
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Green is aSecondary Color
Green is made by mixing yellow and blue
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Green
Grass is green
Limes are green
Clovers are green
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So green is a secondary color
made by mixing yellow and blue
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Help me out!
When I want green, what colors do I mix?
Blue and Red
Red and Yellow
Yellow and Blue
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Complementary Colors
A complementary color is a color that lies on the opposite side of a color on the color wheel
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Let’s see some examples
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ExampleRed is a complementary color of green.
And green is a complementary color of red.
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ExampleBlue is a complementary color of orange.
And orange is a complementary color of blue.
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Can you guess what color is complementary to yellow?
Hint: look at the color wheel!
red
purple
orange
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Let’s see what you have learned!Feel free to go back to a
lesson if you’re having trouble.
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When I mix red and blue what do I get?
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When I mix red and yellow, what color do I get?
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What color does blue and yellow make?
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Red is a….
Primary color
Secondary color
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Purple is a…
Primary color
Secondary color
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Orange is the complementary color of…
Red
PurpleBlue
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Which object is usually green?
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Red is the complementary color of…
Blue
Green
Orange
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The three primary colors are…
Red, Blue and Purple
Orange, Green, and Purple
Yellow, Blue and Red
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The three secondary colors are…
Orange, Green, and Purple
Blue, Red, and Yellow
Red, Green, and Orange
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You did it!
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Target Audience
Objectives
Standards
Resources
Learner Environment
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Learner Environment
• This activity can be done as a small (2-5) group activity, an individual activity with the student alone at the computer, or a student with an adult as a helper.
• This can be done in the classroom, computer lab, or at home for a homework project.
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Target Audience
• 1st and/or 2nd graders
• Middle class to lower class
• Boys and girls
• Urban/ suburban/ rural
• Some previous knowledge of the color wheel
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Objectives
• Students will successfully be able to identify primary, secondary, complementary colors with 100% accuracy.
• Students will be able to identify which primary colors make up secondary colors with 100% accuracy.
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Standards
• 2.7 Students apply the elements and principles and discriminate various lines, shapes, forms, textures, colors, and space. They identify two and three-dimensional works of art, visual characteristics of media, and utilize appropriate media and processes in artwork, demonstrating safe and proper use of materials.
• 2.8 Students identify connections between visual art and other disciplines, and they create artwork using content and sign systems from other subject areas.
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Resources
http://www.itsjust4me.com/usermods/elmosworld.htm
http://www.sodahead.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Grover.JPG
http://www.cinnamonhearts.com/Cherries04.htm
http://photo-dict.faqs.org/phrase/399/lemon.html
http://www.thewritingnut.com/blog-challenge/az-day-25-yellow-symbolisms/
http://www.baltimoreeats.com/article.php?id=19
http://www.dawgsports.com/2007/6/26/0124/02387
http://cenvironment.blogspot.com/2010/07/final-recommendations-of-ocean-policy.html
http://nailartstamp.com/My_Homepage_Files/products.htm