LESSON 1

PRIMARY PUDDLE PAINTING



Taryn Age 5

Groups:
Blue (3-5 years) and Yellow (6-8 years)

Objective: Learning to mix the primary colors; red, yellow, and blue.

You Will Need:
Clean water in small heavy bowl
paper towels
food coloring (red, yellow, blue)
small containers for diluting colors
shaving cream (hypoallergenic)
paint brushes or Q-tips to paint with
print out of mixing blanks (click here)



Colton Age 3
Exercise:
Spray a small mound of shaving cream on a table, and experiment with mixing the primary colors 2 at a time into fresh shaving cream. For each mix, using diluted (about 10 drops in 1/4 cup water) food coloring, mix with brushes or hands. Use the mixing blanks to record the experiments. After seeing what happens with mixing 2 pure primaries, add one of the mixtures to another. Watch closely, what happens to them. Did any of your mixtures end up as mud? What is mud?

BLUE GROUP: Have your teacher or a parent help you understand these terms. Click on the terms below to go straight to the definitions.

YELLOW GROUP: Click and explore these terms.
Mud
Primary Colors
Secondary Colors


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