Color Theory: Primary and Secondary Colors
Students identify primary and secondary colors and experiment with mixing primary colors to create secondary colors.
Key Questions
- Explain the relationship between primary and secondary colors.
- Construct a color wheel demonstrating the mixing of primary colors.
- Predict what new color would be created by mixing two primary colors.
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