Color Wheel

Supplies Used: Glue, Foam Tape, Scissors, White & Black Cardstock and a Black Pen.

The teacher will die-cut the materials for student use prior to the lesson.

1. Begin by die-cutting the largest of the circles from the Fraemlits using your Big Shot Machine. Cut a circle of each color of cardstock to represent the colours on a colour wheel.
2. Use the same large size circle and the smallest size to cut two circles from white cardstock.
3. Cut each circle into eigths by cutting it in half, then half the halves , then half the quarter pieces using scissors (save the spare pieces to make more colorwheels.
4. Use the large white circle as a base to stick on your eigths on. If they don’t fit exactly, don’t worry as the messy middle can be covered by the small white circle.
5. Once all your eighths are stuck onto your card base, simply adhere onto a blank sheet of A4 white card using Foam tape.
6. Write your title and each color as shown in the image (helpful tip: you could draw straight parallel ruler lines in pencil as a guide for the children to use to write the title themselves).