Color Detective - A Webquest to Introduce to Primary and Secondary Colors | ISD 613, Quizzes of Systems Engineering

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Be a COLOR Detective!

A WebQuest to Introduce Primary

and Secondary Colors

Introduction

Ever wonder how different colors aremade? In this exercise, you will becomea color detective and investigate whatprimary colors are, and how they can beused to to make secondary colors.

Primary Colors

There are three (3)

Primary Colors:

RED

BLUE

YELLOW

which make up the

Color Wheel

Secondary Colors

There are 3

Secondary Colors:

ORANGE

GREEN

PURPLE

in the Color Wheel

Resources

Carmine’s Introduction to Color - http://www.sanford-artedventures.com/play/color1/color1.html Learning About Color - http://www.irvinemuseum.org/education/index.html Land of Rainbow Colors - http://members.aol.com/RainboLand/rainbo1.htm Universal Studios Coloring Corner - http://www.mca.com/home/playroom/coloring/index.htm Color Mixer - http://www.bonus.com/bonus/card/Color_Program.html

Resources

Color Fun - http://www.tuffhedeman.net/Posse/colors.asp Online Kaleidoscope - http://www.michaels.com/main/kaleidoscope/kscope-td.html Magic School Bus Children’s Drawings - http://place.scholastic.com/magicschoolbus/gallery/index.htm Fun with Colors - http://www.creighton.edu/~bsteph/pack114/funpages/web-art.html Celebrity Favorite Colors - http://www.crayola.com/createacolor/celebrity_quiz/index.cfm

Paint It -Classroom Activity Use white sheets of construction paper and temperapaint of the 3 primary colors:Create a picture without blending any of the threeprimary colors.Create a picture by blending the three primary colorsinto secondary colors.Try creating secondary colors and then blendingthem on paper to see what happens.Show your artwork to the class.

Evaluation

You will be evaluated on the following: Your ability to name the primary colorsYour ability to name the secondary colorsIndividual artworkClassroom participation