Put your knowledge of mixing colours to the test with this colour mixing quiz for EYFS and Reception.

Are you looking for colour mixing activities for EYFS? If so, then this resource is for you! In this art video lesson, Joni shows children how to mix two different colours of paint together to make a new colour.

Explore what happens when you mix primary colours together to make secondary colours in this video with Kit and Pup.

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Nov 2, 2016 · What kids learn from this simple colour mixing activity: They used scientific thinking to observe, predict and compare, and they experimented with cause and effect. ‘What will happen if we mix all three primary colours together?’ ‘How much yellow do you need to add to make green?’ ‘Can I make the exact same colour twice?’

Learn about mixing primary colours and how to make secondary colours. Explore all about paint to create your own paintings. Put your knowledge of painting to the test. What are the colours of...

colour mixing chart. Links to EYFS: • Explores colours and how colours can be changed. • Explores what happens when they mix colours. Equipment: • Paint, paintbrushes • Cups • Straws • Water, washing up liquid • Cling film • Salad spinner • Paper, paper plates

Watch how the colours mix together. Communication, language & literacy: Children choose a large coloured felt pen to write their name. Some children may want to make their own list of the different things the caterpillar ate.

teach colour skills – colour names, blends, shades, and light and dark, etc. develop language/social skills such as sharing, cooperating with others to produce group art, assuming responsibility for tasks such as clearing up, and recognising one’s place and importance as an individual with personal preferences, and those of others.