Color Wheel

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I made this for our art teacher. The larger one is for 7th graders learning about primary, secondary, and tertiary colors. You paint the primary sections (P), then mix to make the secondary colors (S), etc. The smaller version is for younger kids and only has primary and secondary. I also have versions without the labeling. An example of the painted model created by the students is pictured. Standards NGSS Overview and Background I made this for our art teacher. The larger one is for 7th graders learning about primary, secondary, and tertiary colors. You paint the primary sections (P), then mix to make the secondary colors (S), etc. The smaller version is for younger kids and only has primary and secondary. I also have versions without the labeling. An example of the painted model created by the students is pictured. Lesson Plan and Activity Print out the color wheels in a light color, white if available. The students will paint the primary color sections in the correct colors Mix the primary colors in equal amounts to create the secondary colors in the correct sections Mix the primary are secondary colors in equal amounts to make the tertiary colors in the correct sectio Project: Color Wheel Objective Learn about primary, secondary, and tertiary colors Audience Created for a 7th grade art class, the simpler version can be used for younger students Preparation This activity would be part of an art lesson on color theory Steps Print out the color wheels in a light color, white if available. The students will paint the primary color sections in the correct colors Mix the primary colors in equal amounts to create the secondary colors in the correct sections Mix the primary are secondary colors in equal amounts to make the tertiary colors in the correct sections Results This hasn't been tested in the classroom yet, but the art teacher was very pleased with the 3D models.