Learning about the Colour wheel


Learning about the Colour wheel

Over the last few weeks Room 7 have been learning about the primary and secondary colours. We have learnt the names of these 6 colours in English, Te Reo Māori, and NZ Sign Language.

This week we extended our learning by looking at the colour wheel. I gave the class the challenge of creating a giant colour wheel. As a team the children had to find the colours in the pages of magazines, tear out sections, and glue them on to the correct parts of a colour wheel. 

We had a great time working together on this challenge, and the children really enjoyed it!
We think our colour wheel looks amazing.



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