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Another word for color is ‘hue.’ So in this color wheel, we can see many different hues!\nRED\nBLUE\nYELLOW\nWE CAN SEE PRIMARY COLORS ON THE COLOR WHEEL.\nRED\nBLUE\nYELLOW\nYou use these colors to make all other colors.\nPRIMARY COLORS\nRED\nBLUE\nYELLOW\nRED\nBLUE\nYELLOW\nWE CAN SEE SECONDARY COLORS ON THE COLOR WHEEL.\nPURPLE\nBLUE\nYELLOW\nGREEN\nGREEN\nORANGE\nThe color wheel shows us which primary colorsmix to make a secondary color. For example,\nCan you see which colors make purple and orange?\nGREEN\nSECONDARY COLORS\nPURPLE\nORANGE\ngreen-yellow\nyellow-orange\nred-orange\nred-purple\npurple-blue\nblue-green\nWE CAN SEE TERTIARY COLORS ON THE COLOR WHEEL.\nGREEN\n-\nYELLOW\nRED\n-\nPURPLE\nYELLOW\n-\nORANGE\nPURPLE\n-\nBLUE\nRED\n-\nORANGE\nBLUE\n-\nGREEN\nTertiary colors are made by mixing\nFor example,\na primary color\nYellow\nOrange\nYellow-Orange\na secondary color\nand\nTERTIARY COLORS\nRED-ORANGE\nYELLOW-ORANGE\nWARM COLORS\nCOOL COLORS\nWARM & COOL COLORS\nWarm colors are red, yellow, and orange, and colors they are connected to in the color wheel.\nCool colors are blue, green and purple and\ncolors they are connected to in the color wheel.\nLET’S GET MIXING!\nHUE, VALUE & SATURATION\nHUE\nVALUE\nSATURATION\nThese are the three components of color.\nWhat is the color?\nHow light or dark is the color?\nHow strong or faded is the color?\nYou make me by mixing                    .\nI am used to create                      .\nred\nblue\nyellow\ngreen\nPurple\norange\ngreen-yellow\nyellow-orange\nred-orange\nred-purple\npurple-blue\nblue-green\nCOLOR WHEEL\nWHO AM I?\nChoose a color from the wheel and create sentences\nthat hint at your color using the guiding sentences\nbelow.  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