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Tuesday, May 25, 2010

ROY G BIV


What a fun way to teach the color wheel! My son did a project something like this in his K class. I changed it a little and had the 2nd graders create rainbows. We also talked about how a rainbow is made an added painted paper rain clouds and suns. They were hit with the students.

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  1. Just curious, do you teach the Roy G Biv names? I just use the R,O,Y,G,B,V because indigo is confusing. I also try to have the kids say violet, not just purple. What are your thoughts?

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  2. Yep, I teach the names and explain that indigo is blue and violet mixed together. We just did not paint the indigo this time.

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  3. Look up "they might be giants, roy g biv" on you tube. you will love it!

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  4. I second They Might Be Giants. Love that. :)

    Just wondering...what is your process for creating painted paper. I've done it with a few grades and it always takes FOREVER...the kids paint one (fairly sized) piece in a class period.

    Just wondering how you make it work so efficiently!!

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  5. Thanks everyone for the ideas. I will check out "They Might Be Giants".

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  6. I love your blog! Great ideas, pictures, and very easy to navigate!

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  8. Great ideas...I will add you to my side bar. We have similar thoughts. Please check me out at funart4kids.blogspoot.com
    when you have a chance.

    Keep posting!


    Lori

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