Learning intention

  • To investigate how to mix secondary colours.

Success criteria

  • I can name the primary colours: red, yellow
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Cambridge Primary Art & Design (0067) Learning objectives

Experiencing

E.01 Encounter, sense, experiment with

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Before the lesson

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Lesson plan

Recap and recall

Before starting this unit, you might want to check the children can recall: How to describe colours and textures as they paint. How to explore what happens when paint colours mix.

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Differentiation

Learners needing support:

  • Should have a conversation about colours to improve their confidence. Teachers can ask about their favourite colours and what they enjoy about different colours.
  • Could be reminded of the primary colours needed to mix the secondary colours.


Learners working at a stretch:

  • Could be challenged to make different shades of colours. Ask, ‘How could you mix a lighter green?’
  • Should be able to explain how they can make secondary colours with different materials.
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Assessing progress and understanding

Learners with secure understanding can:

  • Name the primary colours.
  • Explore materials to mix secondary
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Vocabulary definitions

  • blend

    To mix colours or shades together smoothly.

  • mix

    To combine two or more colours together.

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