Color Wheel Creation and Mixing

This video tutorial guides viewers through creating a color wheel. It begins with gathering materials like crayons, markers, and a lid for tracing. The instructor demonstrates how to draw and divide a circle into six slices, similar to a pizza. Viewers learn to color the slices with primary colors (red, yellow, blue) and then mix these to create secondary colors (orange, green, purple). The video concludes with a demonstration of color mixing using paint.

What materials are suggested for tracing the circle in the color wheel activity?

• A small cup or lid

• A piece of cardboard

• A large bowl

• A sheet of paper

What is the first step in dividing the circle for the color wheel?

• Draw a straight line across the circle

• Make a triangle inside the circle

• Create an X inside the circle

• Draw a square inside the circle

Which of the following is NOT a primary color?

• Blue

• Green

• Yellow

• Red

How should the primary colors be arranged on the color wheel?

• Color adjacent slices with primary colors

• Color one slice, skip one, and repeat

• Color the entire circle with one primary color

• Color every slice with a primary color

What color is created by mixing red and yellow?

• Green

• Purple

• Orange

• Brown

Which two primary colors are mixed to create green?

• Red and Blue

• Yellow and Blue

• Blue and Purple

• Red and Yellow

What secondary color is formed by mixing red and blue?

• Green

• Yellow

• Purple

• Orange

What is the purpose of the practical demonstration with paint in the video?

• To test different paint brands

• To show how to clean brushes

• To demonstrate mixing primary colors to create secondary colors

• To paint a picture

What happens when you mix yellow and blue paint?

• It turns into purple

• It turns into green

• It turns into orange

• It turns into brown

What is the final step in creating the color wheel?

• Add more slices to the wheel

• Erase the pencil marks

• Mix colors with paint to verify the results

• Label each slice