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Title - Mixing Primary Colors
By - Ramona Toledo
Primary Subject - Art
Grade Level - Pre-K - 5
Materials:
- Clean, palm size rock for each student
- Paper plates (the inexpensive kind)
- Acrylic paints: red, blue, yellow and white
- Paintbrushes
- Paper towels
- Cup of water for each student to clean brushes.
Goal:- to help students learn that primary colors of red, blue and yellow make secondary colors.
- to help students learn spatial concepts of "in front of" and "on top of".
Objective:- to paint a rock with secondary colors as children explore using and mixing red with blue, blue with yellow, and red with yellow
- to make and paint a purple background, green grass and an orange pumpkin on the rock
Length: 20 minutes
Lesson: - Have children put a 2-3 inch circle of red and a 2-3 inch circle of blue paint on the paper plate.
- Have the children mix the paints and paint the top half of their rock (purple).
- Next have the children mix blue and yellow for the grass and paint the lower half of the rock to meet the purple.
- The white is used to paint a fence for the pumpkins to sit against, or to sit on.
- The last things to paint are the pumpkins in front of the fence.
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