Color Wheel

Table of Contents

Page 1: Title
Page 2: Table of Contents
Page 3: Objective
Page 4: Primary Colors
Page 5: Secondary Colors
Page 6-7: Warm vs. Cool Colors
Page 8: Glossary
Page 9: Link to Assessment

Objective

Given the information provided by the lesson and the assessment taken, the fourth grade student will be able to identify primary or secondary colors on a color wheel and whether a color is warm or cool with 95% accuracy.

Primary Colors

Primary colors: The 3 primary colors are red, yellow, and blue. These colors can be mixed together in order to create new colors. However, you cannot create a primary color no matter what colors you mix together.

Secondary Colors

Secondary colors: The 3 secondary colors are orange, green, and purple. You can create these colors by mixing primary colors together.

Watch how secondary colors are mixed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQJNFkdY8aY

Try mixing these colors yourself!

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Warm vs. Cool Colors

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Warm colors: Red, orange, and yellow.

Cool colors: Green, blue, and purple.

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Think about it, what color(s) do you imagine when you think about fire and heat? What about the sun?

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What about when you think of the cold? What colors do your lips and fingers turn when it's snowing outside?

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Glossary

Primary colors: The 3 primary colors are red, yellow, and blue. These colors can be mixed together in order to create new colors. However, you cannot create a primary color no matter what colors you mix together.

Secondary colors: The 3 secondary colors are orange, green, and purple. You can create these colors by mixing primary colors together.

Warm colors: Red, orange, and yellow.

Cool colors: Green, blue, and purple.

Assessment

Click this link to take a quick quiz on colors: https://forms.gle/G9j7Uok5kZaYvHPLA

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