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Color Theory on Paper: Wheel, Schemes and Mood
Students use a reading, fill-in questions and sorting tables to learn primary, secondary and tertiary colors, complements, analogous colors and warm and cool colors.
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Students use a reading, fill-in questions and sorting tables to learn primary, secondary and tertiary colors, complements, analogous colors and warm and cool colors.
Students learn color wheel vocabulary, match palettes to moods and businesses, and draw a six-part color wheel.
Students complete a color-mixing chart, practice color vocabulary, and draw and label a 12-part color wheel using words or colored pencils.