Draw the color wheel with 3 rings. The outer ring will demonstrate the tints, the middle will demonstrate the pure color, and the inside will demonstrate the shade of that color. See example:

Grades

This is how your color wheel will be graded:

Pages

Definitions:

Files

1 pt. Title of project:

Zoom

The 3 properties of color are:

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1 pt. Hue:

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Link

1 pt. Value:

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1 pt. Intensity

1pt. How are primary colors made:

3 pt. Name of each primary color

(and color them in the color wheel)

1 pt. How are secondary colors made?

3 pts. name of each secondary color

(and color them in the color wheel)

1 pt. How are intermediate colors made:

(and color them in the color wheel)

here you go hope this helps

 

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