Colour exploration

Just filled in a colour schemes chart tonight for my new Year 11's tomorrow. Those of you who are experienced artists probably know all about these anyway, but there may be some who dont, so I'm popping a copy on my blog just for you! Its amazing what colours will actually go together! You need a tertiary colour wheel to do this with, so if you dont know how to do one of those let me know and I can pop one of those on, plus let you know how they are constructed. A good idea is to have the…

Easy to make no mess colour theory experiment to explore mixing of primary colours to secondary colours.

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Why don't oil and water mix? It's a question kids love to explore! This easy experiment using simple supplies is a fun and colourful way to explore this science. The magic of colour mixing gives this experiment a special twist and wow factor. Plus the colour mixing provides greater understanding of the polarity differences between water and oil and how it affects their behaviour when they are mixed. #OilandWater #Science #WaterExperiment #Experiment #Elementary

Mixing colors and exploring color theory is a learning activity is simple enough for preschoolers and exciting enough for older kids.

Try this fun, hands-on colour mixing activity with your child at home, and explore primary and secondary colours!

Check out tons of color mixing activities for toddler, preschool, pre-k & kindergarten students. Post includes ideas, activities, & freebies!

2M likes, 2,552 comments - abiooiart le January 19, 2023: "(SOLD) Colour exploration No.1 Ooh this was a fun one! Always looking for new colours to explore..."

You know what I love? I love fun little activities and explorations that both Miss G and Sam can enjoy despite their 5.5 year age difference. I also really, really love colour theory and how magical it is in the eyes of little ones, so this super simple exploring colour theory with ice cubes activity…

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