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Learning the parts of a color wheel This lesson will introduce students to the different colors and how they interact with one another.  \nVocabulary:  \n􀀃 Achromatic-free of color  \n􀀃 Analogous-hues that are next to one another on the color wheel  \n􀀃 Chromatic-having color  \n􀀃 Complementary-the colors opposite to each other on the color wheel  \n􀀃 Cool-the colors on the green-blue side of the color wheel  \n􀀃 Hue-another word for color  \n􀀃 Monochromatic-having one color  \n􀀃 Polychromatic-having many colors  \n􀀃 Primary Colors-red, blue and yellow  \n􀀃 Secondary Colors-orange, green and purple.  \n􀀃 Symmetry-similarity on both sides of a dividing line.  \n􀀃 Tertiary Colors-are created by mixing primary colors with secondary colors.  \n􀀃 Warm-the colors on the yellow-orange-red side of the color wheel Goals:  \nThis project will introduce students to the theory of color with hands-on experience.  \n1. Understand Color Mixing  \n2. Understand the layout of the Color Wheel  \n3. Understand the order of colors on the color wheel  \nObjectives:  \n􀀃 Students will learn the primary colors  \n􀀃 Students will mix secondary and tertiary colors from primary colors  \n􀀃 Students will learn about complementary and analogous colors  \n􀀃 Students will draw and paint their own color wheel  \n􀀃 Students will discuss the successful use of color in selected artworks  \n􀀃 Students will learn about the expressive qualities of color  \n􀀃 Students will continue to explore the primary colors  \n􀀃 Students will mix secondary and tertiary colors from primary colors  \n􀀃 Students will show understanding by filling in their own color boxes  \n􀀃 Create a Color Wheel with only the Primary Colors: Red, Blue and Yellow (Each a warm and cool)  \nAssessments:  \n1. Class Pre-assessment, Test and Narwhal Painting  \n2. Color Wheel Creation  \n3. Color Wheel Post Assessment, TEST  \nVisual and Performing Arts Standards  \nCreating  \nVA.9-[12.1.5.12](12.1.5.12) prof.Cr3 Refining and completing products.  \nVA.9-[12.1.5.12](12.1.5.12) prof.Cr2a Engage in making a work of art or design without having a preconceived plan.  \nPresenting  \nVA.9-[12.1.5.12](12.1.5.12) prof. Pr5 Developing and refining techniques and models or steps needed to create products.  \nVA.9-[12.1.5.12](12.1.5.12) prof. Re7b Analyze how one's understanding of the world is affected by experiencing visual arts.  \nConnecting  \n\n| VA.9-[12.1.5.12](12.1.5.12) prof.Cn10a Document the process of developing ideas from early stages to fully elaborated ideas.\u003Cbr>Transfer Goals and Career Ready Practices |\n| --- |\n| Transfer Goals |\n| This project will introduce students to the theory of color with hands-on experience.\u003Cbr>1. Understand Color Mixing\u003Cbr>2. Understand the layout of the Color Wheel\u003Cbr>3. Understand the order of colors on the color wheel\u003Cbr>Concepts |\n| Essential Questions |\n| 1. What is the purpose of the Color Wheel?\u003Cbr>2. Why is a color wheel organized in a specific way?\u003Cbr>Section Title |\n| Understandings |\n\nStudents will understand that Color is a fundamental element of art .  \nCritical Knowledge and Skills  \n\n| Knowledge |\n| --- |\n| Knowledge- \"Students will know\"\u003Cbr>􀀃 Students will know which colors are Primary\u003Cbr>􀀃 Students will know which colors are Secondary and how they are created\u003Cbr>􀀃 Students will know which colors are Tertiary and how they are created (Ratio)\u003Cbr>􀀃 Students will know complementary and analogous colors\u003Cbr>􀀃 Students will know the difference between Warm Primaries vs Cool Primaries\u003Cbr>􀀃 Students will know the purpose of the color wheel\u003Cbr>Skills |\n| Skills- “Students will be able to”\u003Cbr>􀀃 Students will be able to mix secondary and tertiary colors from primary colors\u003Cb","cbCaikZ1vSDStmXz","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikZ1vSDStmXz","pdf",2614536,33,"English","# Unit 1: The Color Wheel\n## Lesson Plan Title: Color Mixing and Color Wheels\n## Vocabulary and Goals\n## Objectives and Assessments\n## Visual and Performing Arts Standards\n## Transfer Goals and Essential Questions\n## Knowledge and Skills\n## Assessment and Resources\n## Paint Supplies and Technology Integration","[{\"question\":\"What is the main purpose of the lesson Color Mixing and Color Wheels?\",\"answer\":\"The lesson introduces students to colors and how they interact, including the parts and organization of a color wheel, using hands-on learning.\"},{\"question\":\"Which color categories do students learn in this unit?\",\"answer\":\"Students learn primary colors, how secondary and tertiary colors are created from them, and relationships such as complementary and analogous colors, including warm vs. cool primaries.\"},{\"question\":\"How do assessments evaluate student learning?\",\"answer\":\"Assessments include a class pre-assessment/test, color wheel creation, a color wheel post-assessment/test, and additional in-class activities such as checklists, quizzes, discussion, teacher observation, and exit slips.\"}]","Art II - Unit 1 - The Color Wheel - Lesson Plan - Color Mixing and Color Wheels | PDF",1790647952,83]