Don't Mix All Three! (3+ syllables)
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Just three colours can make a whole lot more. They are called the primary colours. Red, blue, and yellow are primary.
Red is a dangerous, powerful colour. We call it a hot colour. Think of hot, red things like lava.
Yellow is a warm colour, too. It is more gentle. Think of warm things like the sun on a beautiful day.
Blue is a cool colour. Think of swimming in a wonderful, clear blue lake.
So, how do you get more colours? You mix those primary colours together. Mix red and yellow, and you get...
Orange! These two warm colours make another warm colour when they mix together.
Let's mix together red and blue. I bet you already know what colour it will be.
It's a wonderful shade of purple! When there is more red, it's a warm purple. When there is more blue, it's a cool purple.
Just one more pair to go. Get yellow and blue together for a party, and you create...
Green! Generally it's a cool colour. But add a lot of yellow to warm it up.
And there you have it! Mix the primary pairs together, and you get secondary colours. So, what happens when you mix all three at once?
Absolutely incredible!
Mixing colours together is wonderful!