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Art - Colour Wheel

LI: We are learning about the 6 part colour wheel.
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Art and designPrimary Education

This lesson contains 16 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 1 video.

time-iconLesson duration is: 30 min

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LI: We are learning about the 6 part colour wheel.

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A colour wheel is a tool used in art to show colours and their relationship to each other.

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How many sections can you see?

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How many sections are on the colour wheel?
A
10
B
6
C
3
D
8

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The colour wheel is made up of the three primary colours and three secondary colours.  
Do you know what the three primary colours are?

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Can you colour in the primary colours on the blank wheel just like the picture shown?

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These three primary colours are the main colours on a colour wheel. They are very important and are needed to make all other colours.

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There are three secondary colours on the colour wheel. Can you name them?

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Can you colour in the secondary colours on the blank wheel just like on the picture shown?

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The secondary colours are made by mixing the two primary colours on either side. 

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What colour is made by mixing together red and yellow?
A
Green
B
Orange
C
Black
D
Pink

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What colour is made by mixing together blue and red?
A
Yellow
B
Black
C
Brown
D
Purple

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What are the three primary colours on the colour wheel?
A
White, black and brown
B
Pink, purple and red
C
Red, blue and yellow
D
Green, orange and red

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What are the three secondary colours on a colour wheel?
A
Orange, green and purple
B
Black, brown and white
C
Red, blue and yellow
D
Pink, purple and brown

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LO: We can explain the primary and secondary colours on a 6 part colour wheel.

We can explain what colours can be mixed together to make secondary colours.

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