Teaching primary colors

FREE printable activities for preschool and kindergarten kids to learn about primary and secondary colors, color mixing and color words while having fun with paint! Also includes coloring pages, puzzles, color charts and word tracing.

Mixing colors and exploring color theory is a learning activity is simple enough for preschoolers and exciting enough for older kids.

Amaze your little ones with these great color mixing activities! Using the 3 primary colors, your little learners can explore and learn how to create the other colors of the rainbow. #colormixing #colors #preschool

Over time, I've done a few color mixing activities to help my children learn about the primary colors and how they combine to form secondary colors. We previously did a simple color theory activity using

Preschool color mixing -Paint each hand a different primary color then have the child rub their hands together to discover what color they make.

Kids learn information that they can take with them to art class while completing this primary and secondary colors PDF worksheet! This fascinating worksheet explains the difference between primary and secondary colors, and sheds light on colors made by combining primary colors!

Child development lesson. Paint mixing sensory bags (scheduled via http://www.tailwindapp.com?utm_source=pinterest&utm_medium=twpin&utm_content=post100960699&utm_campaign=scheduler_attribution)

Kindergarten has been learning about colors and other elements of art. We have talked about the primaries but now we're moving on to secondary colors and how they're made! We read the book "Mouse Paint" that tells a "tail" of how 3 mice do some color mixing of their own and learn how from the primary colors (blue, yellow, and red) new colors such purple, green and orange are made. What a great book to show and explain color mixing! We had fun and use some old, boring brush---we used…

Here is a simple lesson to introduce your students to the primary colors. We started out by reading the book Mouse Paint, which is a fun story to teach about primary colors. My kindergartners, while I love them dearly, were having difficulties lately with classroom procedures. We needed to go back to the basics with simple materials until they understood how and why to clean up. I pulled out this idea that I got about 11 years ago when I first … Read more... →