1. Color Mixing
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7. Main Menu:
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8. Introducing Color!

9. Choose An Activity To Explore!
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Primary Colors
Secondary Colors
Complementary Colors
Cool Colors
Warm Colors
Review (movie)
Overview
Quiz
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10. Primary Colors Red Blue Yellow Main Menu
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11. There are 3 primary colors.
Red
Blue
Yellow
These three colors can be mixed to create any color!
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12. Mixing Primary Colors Main Menu
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13. Mixing Primary Colors Purple Orange Green Red Blue Red Blue Main Menu
Yellow
Red
Orange
Blue
Yellow
Green
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14. Secondary Colors Brown Pink Teal Main Menu Green Orange
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15. Secondary Colors
Secondary colors are created by mixing two primary colors together
A few secondary colors are listed below:
Green, Orange, Pink, and Brown
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16. Secondary Colors Main Menu
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17. Colors that are directly opposite of one another on a color wheel
Complementary Colors
Colors that are directly opposite of one another on a color wheel
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18. Complementary Colors Examples: Red and Green Blue and Orange Main Menu
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19. Cool Colors
Cool colors are located next to one another on the color wheel.
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20. The pictures above show you what cool colors look like!
Cool Color Examples
The pictures above show you what cool colors look like!
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21. Warm Colors
Warm colors are located on the opposite side of the color wheel where cool colors are located.
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22. Warm Color Examples
*The pictures above show you what warm colors look like!
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23. Review Video Main Menu http://www.sxc.hu/photo/485509
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24. Time for a Quick Overview!
Primary Color= Red, Blue, Yellow. Secondary Color= mixing two primary colors to create a new color. Complementary Color= colors opposite of one another on the color wheel
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25. Review Continued
Cool Colors- The greens, blues, and purples in a color spectrum. Warm Colors- The yellows, reds, and oranges in a color spectrum.
Cool Colors:
Warm Colors:
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26. Are you Ready? Next you will take a short quiz! Need more review?
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27. Quiz Directions Good Luck! Read each question carefully
Select one answer only
Raise your hand if you have a question.
You must complete the quiz with a 100% before you get checked off by the teacher
Raise your hand when you have received 100%
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28. What are the 3 primary colors?
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What are the 3 primary colors?
Red, Green, Yellow
Red, Blue, Yellow
Green, Orange, Blue
Red Orange, Green

29. Good Job, the three primary colors are B. Red, Blue, and Yellow
Correct!
Good Job, the three primary colors are B. Red, Blue, and Yellow

30. That is the incorrect answer, Please try again!
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31. Secondary Colors are made from mixing two primary colors.
Question
True or False
Secondary Colors are made from mixing two primary colors.
True
False

32. True: Mixing two primary colors makes a secondary color!
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True: Mixing two primary colors makes a secondary color!

33. Your answer was incorrect, Please try again!
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34. Mixing red and yellow creates what new color?
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Mixing red and yellow creates what new color?
Purple
Yellow
Orange
Pink

35. C. Orange, is the correct answer!
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C. Orange, is the correct answer!

36. That is not the correct answer, Please try again!
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37. An example of a complementary color group is which of the following?
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An example of a complementary color group is which of the following?
Blue and Orange
Pink and Yellow
Red and Blue
Green and Purple

38. A. Blue and Orange is the correct answer!
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A. Blue and Orange is the correct answer!

39. Your answer is incorrect, Please try again!
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40. Question The picture above is an example of A cool color A warm color
None of the above

41. The correct answer is B. Warm color, because yellow is a warm color!

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43. Congratulations!
You have completed the Color Mixing Quiz with 100%! Please raise your hand so your teacher can check off your score!