ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English COLORS FOR KIDS | Primary and secondary colors
Hello, friends! Today, we’re going to learn about colors. Are you ready to have some fun with us?
There are three special colors called primary colors. Let’s meet them!
These primary colors are super important because we can use them to make all the other colors!
Now, let’s mix our primary colors to make new colors, called secondary colors. Are you excited?
When we mix yellow and magenta, we get a new color friend. Can you guess what it is?
It’s Red! Welcome, Red! We’re so happy to have you as a friend!
Next, let’s mix yellow and cyan blue. What color do you think we’ll get?
It’s Green! Hello, Green! We’re glad you’re here!
Finally, let’s mix cyan blue and magenta. What color will we make?
It’s Cobalt Blue! Wow, Cobalt Blue, you look amazing!
Now we have all our secondary color friends: Red, Green, and Cobalt Blue. We made them by mixing our primary colors: Cyan Blue, Magenta, and Yellow.
Isn’t it fun to see how colors can mix and create new friends? We hope you enjoyed learning about colors with us!
Keep exploring and discovering more about colors. They’re everywhere, and they make our world so beautiful!
Color Mixing Experiment: Let’s have some fun with colors! Gather some watercolors or food coloring in the primary colors: cyan blue, yellow, and magenta. Use small cups of water and mix different combinations of these colors to see what new colors you can create. Can you make red, green, and cobalt blue? Try mixing other amounts to see if you can make even more colors!
Color Hunt: Go on a color hunt around your home or classroom. Look for objects that match the primary and secondary colors we learned about: cyan blue, yellow, magenta, red, green, and cobalt blue. How many items can you find for each color? Share your findings with your friends or family!
Color Story Time: Create a story using the colors as characters. For example, “Once upon a time, Cyan Blue and Magenta went on an adventure and met their new friend, Cobalt Blue.” Draw pictures to go along with your story. How do the colors feel? What do they do together? Share your colorful story with the class!
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
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Hello everyone! We’re here to share some exciting information about colors. Do you want to join us?
There are three primary colors:
– I’m cyan blue, a great color!
– I’m yellow, the most beautiful color of all!
– I’m magenta, the coolest of them all!
Alright, let’s explain to our friends what primary colors are.
Being primary colors means that by using these colors, we can create all other colors.
Good explanation! Should we mix together to create secondary colors?
Yes!
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Secondary colors are made from mixing primary colors. Who wants to start making colors?
Me!
Do you know what secondary color we will get from mixing yellow and magenta?
It’s red!
Welcome, friend!
Thanks for making me a friend!
Wow, just from mixing magenta and yellow, we get red.
Let’s see what secondary color we will get from mixing yellow and cyan blue.
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It’s green!
That’s amazing!
I’m so glad you made me!
Thanks! By mixing blue and yellow, we get green.
Now we still have to make another color by mixing blue and magenta. Let’s see what secondary color we get.
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It’s cobalt blue!
So cool!
Hello! Thanks for making me!
What an awesome color!
Now we have all the secondary colors: green, red, and cobalt blue.
We have all these thanks to mixing the primary colors: cyan blue, magenta, and yellow.
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