Colorful Creations: A Fun Experiment in Mixing Primary and Secondary Colors

The video introduces characters Addison, Everest, Mr. Butterfly, and Mate, who explore color mixing. They set up an experiment using water, milk, and food coloring to create primary colors: red, yellow, and blue. These primary colors are then mixed to form secondary colors: orange, green, and purple. A dance break with Pinky the Boombox adds fun to the learning process. Finally, the video demonstrates creating a tertiary color, indigo, by mixing blue and purple. The video encourages viewers to explore color mixing and enjoy the creative process.

What materials did B suggest using for the color mixing experiment?

• Water, milk, and food coloring

• Water, oil, and food coloring

• Milk, oil, and food coloring

• Water, milk, and oil

Which colors are considered primary colors?

• Orange, green, and purple

• Red, yellow, and blue

• Yellow, green, and purple

• Red, green, and blue

What color is created by mixing red and yellow?

• Green

• Purple

• Orange

• Brown

What is the result of mixing yellow and blue?

• Purple

• Brown

• Orange

• Green

Which secondary color is made by mixing red and blue?

• Green

• Orange

• Purple

• Brown

What activity did B and Mate do after creating secondary colors?

• Read another book

• Sing a song

• Dance

• Paint a picture

What is the name of the boombox that plays music for the dance?

• Yellow the Boombox

• Pinky the Boombox

• Bluey the Boombox

• Red the Boombox

What color is created by mixing blue and purple?

• Indigo

• Violet

• Teal

• Magenta

What type of color is indigo considered?

• Primary

• Secondary

• Tertiary

• Quaternary

How do you spell the name of the brown bear character?

• M-A-I-T-A

• M-A-T-I-A

• M-I-A-T-A

• M-A-T-A-I