Use these definition cards for color theory as a starter to your lesson. They will consolidate learning of colour theory and can be used for group work. Print and laminate the sheets and then cut into the cards. Cut each card in half for your students to sort. This is a great way to include […]
This Jasper Johns Watercolour and Coloured Pencil Unit teaches not only about the artist but also colour theory as it uses anaolgous/harmonious and complementary colours. A stage by stage description, good examples and tips throughout help you and your students get great results. Resources included: Stage by Stage unit of work which breaks the project […]
This ‘Color Wheel Pattern’ worksheet is a great way to reinforce the colour wheel in your classroom. There are two versions – one with the spelling ‘color’ and one with ‘colour’. To make it easier for your students you also get a good example and a page with two 12 segment colour wheels – again […]
This worksheet is ideal to introduce or consolidate learning complementary colors. There are two versions of the worksheet – one with the spelling ‘colour’ and one with ‘color’. A lesson plan is included should you wish to use this as a sub lesson. The Arty Teacher has lots of colour art resources!
This worksheet is a great way to introduce or consolidate Harmonious Colors and can be used as a lesson or sub lesson. You will receive two versions of this resource with the different spellings of ‘colour’ and ‘color’. The worksheet asks students to color in the shapes in harmonious colours which they have chosen from the colour […]
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