THE COLOUR
First of all.... look at this
Watch the video for an introduction to the language of color.
Next, take this pre-assessment to see how much you already know about color’s words.
The chart that shows the
relationship of different colors to each other is called the (1)
_______________________. Instead of the word “color,” one could also use the
three-letter word (2) ________.
The three colors from which
all other colors are made are called (3)________________ colors, and they are
(4)__________, ____________, and ____________. Colors that are created by
mixing equal parts of the colors above are called (5) _____________________ colors,
and they are (6) _______________, _______________, and ____________________.
Colors that are created from equal parts of each of the two kinds of colors
above are called intermediate or (7)________________________ colors. When
describing these colors, place the (8) ________________ color first.
Colors that are next to
each other on the color wheel are called (9)___________________. Colors that
are opposite to each other on the color wheel are called 10)_______________.
When these colors are placed next to each other, they make each other seem (11)
____________________. When mixed equally, they create muddy tones like black,
gray, and brown.
If you add white to a
color, that is called a (12) ______________. If you add black to a color, that
is called (13)_________________.
If something only uses one
color, it is called (14)______________________________.
If something uses more than
one color, it is called (15) _________________________.
If something is completely
lacking in color, it is called (16)_______________________.
The colors on the
green/blue/violet side of the color wheel are called (17) ___________.
The colors on the red/orange/yellow side of the color wheel are called (18) __________.
Color Vocabulary Pre-Assessment Key:
1.-color wheel 2.-hue 3.-primary 4.- red, yellow, blue 5.- secondary 6.- green, orange, violet 7.- tertiary 8.- primary 9.- analogous 10.- complementary 11.- brighter 12.- tint 13.- shade 14.- monochromatic 15.- polychromatic 16.- achromatic 17.- cool
How many do you have right? If you think that you need an extra learning lesson read more about it
at colormatters.com/color-and-design/basic-color-theory
Here you have another video, It´s a great introduction of colour
ACTIVIDADES
COLOUR SYMBOLISM
Activities and more activities
Activities on colour symbolism
el color en el arte: el color y los movimientos artísticos.
Algunos de los recursos han sido cogidos de:
https://www.mensaforkids.org/teach/lesson-plans/introduction-to-color/#answers