The important connection of primary, secondary and even analogous colors is evident in all types of art.
It wasn’t until many years later that I fully appreciated what I had learned from her. I was very fortunate to have had a fantastic, dedicated art teacher in my elementary school.
The children can then match up the color to the triangle on the labeled color wheel paper and glue it in place. Have the children trade around the tringles until the have one of each of the primary and secondary colors. Next, hand each child a pre-printed page in either red, orange, yellow, green, blue or purple and scissors so that they can cut out the circle and each of the 6 triangles. This page has each of the primary and secondary colors written in a tringle. First, give each child a printable Color Wheel that is labeled with the primary and secondary colors.
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