The document discusses color theory and color wheels. It defines color as light reflected from an object. A color wheel is a circle divided into 12 sections showing the relationship between primary, secondary, and tertiary colors. The three primary colors are red, blue, and yellow, which can be mixed to form secondary colors of violet, orange, and green. Secondary colors are formed by mixing two primary colors in equal proportions on the color wheel.

2.  What is a colour ?
Colour is light reflected from an object.
 What is a colour wheel?
A colour wheel is a circle divided equally
into 12 sections that shows the
relationship between the primary,
secondary and tertiary colours.

3. A primary colour is one that cannot be
mixed. There are three primary colours:
 RED
 BLUE
 YELLOW
They are the colours from which any
other colour can be mixed.

4. A secondary colour is one that is formed
by mixing any two primary colours in
equal proportions. There are three
secondary colours:
 VIOLET
 ORANGE
 GREEN

5.  On the colour wheel, the secondary
colour formed from the mixture of two
primary colours is represented between
those two primary colours. For instance
orange always appears between red
and yellow.

9. Water
Manila Papers
Painting and Shading,
Group WorkPaint Brushes
Paint
Recycle Soda Bottles
Palette
Blank Colour Wheel Paper
Pencil Crayons

10. On the colour wheel provided:
 shade the primary and secondary
colours.
 Paint primary colours
 Mix and paint secondary colous

12.  Explain what is a colour.
 What is the difference between primary
and secondary colours.
 Complete class work and paste and
label swatches into sketch pads.