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All About Colors and Shapes

All About Colors and Shapes. By: Candice Evans. Introduction. Hi, my name is Mr. Teddy Brown and I will be your new friend. Today is going to be a fun day because you will be learning your colors and shapes. Come on lets begin. What You Already Know A bout Colors.

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All About Colors and Shapes

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  1. All About Colors and Shapes By: Candice Evans

  2. Introduction Hi, my name is Mr. Teddy Brown and I will be your new friend. Today is going to be a fun day because you will be learning your colors and shapes. Come on lets begin.

  3. What You Already Know About Colors • You know that there are many colors • Perhaps you are wearing more than one color today • Some colors and light and others are dark

  4. What You Already Know About Shapes • You also know that there are many shapes • Take a look around you and see the various shapes • Some shapes have sides and others do not

  5. Action Buttons Next Button The Next Button is used to go to the next slide. Back Button The Back Button is used to go to the pervious slide. Home Button The Home button is used to go back to the home page.

  6. Home Page • Which lesson would you like to learn today? Colors Shapes

  7. Ok Colors!!!

  8. There are 10 colors that you will learn today.

  9. Directions Click on the 10 different colors to read information them. Click on the to see an example of an object that color.

  10. Directions • Once you have read the information and viewed the examples click on the take a quiz button which will test your knowledge of your colors.

  11. Colors Red Purple Orange Blue Brown Yellow Black Pink Green White

  12. Red • Red is a primary color. • This means No other colors can be mixed to create red.

  13. Examples of Red Objects

  14. Blue • Blue is a primary color. • This means No other color can make blue.

  15. Examples of Blue Objects

  16. Yellow • Yellow is a primary color. • This means No colors can be mixed to crate yellow.

  17. Example of Yellow Objects

  18. Black • Black is a neutral color. • This means black doesn’t usually show up on the color wheel.

  19. Example of Black Objects

  20. Purple • Purple is a secondary color. • Blue + Red = Purple

  21. Example of Purple Objects

  22. Brown • Brown is a special color because it can be both a neutral color or a secondary color. • Red + Green = Brown

  23. Examples of Brown Objects

  24. Pink • Pink is a secondary color. • This means two other colors can be mixed to create pink. • Red + White = Pink

  25. Example of Pink Objects

  26. Orange • Orange is a secondary color. • This means two together colors can be mixed to create orange. • Yellow + Red = Orange

  27. Example of Orange Objects

  28. Green • Green is a secondary color. • This means two other colors can be mixed to create green. • Yellow + Blue = Green

  29. Example of Green Objects

  30. White • White is a neutral color. • This means white doesn’t show up on the color wheel. • White is a very light color that shows on various colored background. White White

  31. Example of White Objects

  32. Colors Review Question • How many primary colors are there? A. 1 B. 2 C. 3

  33. Great Job! There are 3 primary colors: RedBlueYellow You are ready to take the quiz!

  34. Oops! That’s not correct Hint: These colors CANNOT be created by mixing any other colors. Try Again

  35. Quiz Directions • 1. Carefully look at the object • 2. Choose the correct color of the object • 3. Only one answer can be chosen at a time • 4. If the answer is correct go to the next question by clicking on the next button • 5. If the answer if incorrect you will have only one more chance to get the answer correct.

  36. What two colors can be mixed to create the color green? A. Blue & Orange B. Blue & White C. Blue & Yellow

  37. Excellent! • The two colors that are mixed to create green are blue and yellow

  38. Oops! • Try Again • Hint: The two colors that make green are both primary. Try Again

  39. Yellow is a _________ color? A. Primary B. Secondary C. Neutral

  40. Good Job! • Yellow, is a primary color and No other colors can be mixed to create yellow.

  41. Oops! • Try Again • Hint: There are 3 colors in this group Try Again

  42. Which is the next color to complete the pattern? A. Yellow B. Blue C. Green

  43. Awesome! The color to complete the pattern is Blue.

  44. Oops! • Take another guess • Hint: Follow the color pattern Try Again

  45. What is the color of the flower? A. Orange B. Red C. Pink

  46. Great! • The color of the flower is red.

  47. Oops! • Take another look • Hint: The color of the flower is one of the primary colors. Try Again

  48. Which crayon is the color orange?

  49. Correct! • The crayon on the right is orange.

  50. Oops! • That’s not correct • Hint: Look at the crayons again Try Again

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