Free Kids Paint Colour Mixing Guide
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Colour Mixing Chart:
One of the most exciting things about kid’s paints is learning how to mix colours to make new colours. You can use the primary colours red, blue, and yellow to get all of the colours of the rainbow. Plus you can use black and white for shading and lightening colours.
Kid's love mixing colour to make new colours.
This colour mixing chart shows how the 3 primary colours can be mixed with each other to become secondary colours. How these secondary can become intermediate colours. Download the PDF of the Colour Mixing Guide to have as a reference in the classroom.
You might also find these links helpful Colours & the colour wheel explained and Basic Primary Colour Combinations.
One of the most exciting things about kid’s paints is learning how to mix colours to make new colours. You can use the primary colours red, blue, and yellow to get all of the colours of the rainbow. Plus you can use black and white for shading and lightening colours.
Kid's love mixing colour to make new colours.
This colour mixing chart shows how the 3 primary colours can be mixed with each other to become secondary colours. How these secondary can become intermediate colours. Download the PDF of the Colour Mixing Guide to have as a reference in the classroom.
You might also find these links helpful Colours & the colour wheel explained and Basic Primary Colour Combinations.
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Download the free PDF children's paint colour mixing chart to use as a guide in the classroom.
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Primary Colours:
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Secondary Colours
Results from mixing the Primary Colour with each other.
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Intermediate Colours
Mixing one Primary Colour + One Secondary makes a intermediate colour.
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Tints - Tones
Adding white to a colour lightens it
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Adding black to a colour darkens it
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Greys
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By mixing varying amounts of
Black and White you can get different degrees of shades of grey |
You can also make color combinations easy by checking out Canva’s Color Wheel
