Story time 📖
Tap play and I''ll read this lesson to you like a story.
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There are . They are RED, , and . We them because you make them by other . They are the for ALL other ! 🔴🟡🔵
🃏 Let's learn the primary colours! Flip each card to find out something about it. 🃏
Tap each card to see the answer.
When we MIX two , we make a . There are : , , and . Try to which make each one before you ! 🤔
| Mix these two primaries | You get this secondary colour |
|---|---|
| 🔴 Red + 🟡 Yellow | 🟠 Orange |
| 🟡 Yellow + 🔵 Blue | 🟢 Green |
| 🔵 Blue + 🔴 Red | 🟣 Purple |
🔗 Can you match each colour mix to the secondary colour it makes? Draw a line to connect them! 🖌️
Red + Yellow
Yellow + Blue
Blue + Red
When , with the on your . Add a bit of the . This you the mix! Too much is to . 🖌️
Now let's like ! He and with , even of . Use a , and it . each all the way to the . your and ! 💪
🧩 Put these steps in the right order to create your Mondrian-style painting! 🖼️
- Leave to dry, then go over the lines with thick black paint.
- Paint each shape with a flat brush, filling it completely.
- Mix any secondary colours you want to use.
- Choose which colours go in each shape.
- Draw a grid of rectangles and squares with a pencil.
your in before to a new . If you do not, your will and mix by on the ! 🚿
! 🌟 You have the , them to make , and in the of . Every where you are. with — you are ! 🎨
Quiz time! 📝
Colour and Brush Quiz 🎨
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