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ADVANCED Mandala Color Scheme Practice Worksheet: Sub, Early Finisher
ADVANCED Mandala Color Scheme Practice Worksheet: Sub, Early Finisher
ADVANCED Mandala Color Scheme Practice Worksheet: Sub, Early Finisher
ADVANCED Mandala Color Scheme Practice Worksheet: Sub, Early Finisher
ADVANCED Mandala Color Scheme Practice Worksheet: Sub, Early Finisher
ADVANCED Mandala Color Scheme Practice Worksheet: Sub, Early Finisher
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ADVANCED ACTIVITY-10 COLOR SCHEMES!

Use this black and white Color Scheme Practice Worksheet as a follow up activity on your color theory lesson. I usually have students complete it AFTER they've completed a practice color wheel.

HOW TO USE:
This worksheet is great for early finishers (I have them hold onto it all semester and work on it whenever they have free time). OR, this could be a great sub activity.

AGE RANGE: Upper Middle and High School

I used this activity with my 7th and 8th graders, but it would be appropriate for high school students. For younger students, check my other listings for a simplified version of this activity (fewer color schemes).

GETTING STARTED:

I usually start it with the students as a demo, and work on it here and there myself to model exectations for the activity.

This pdf also incudes a slide with a partially-colored example and tips for use. This can be used by the teacher or displayed (or printed) for student use.

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ADVANCED Mandala Color Scheme Practice Worksheet: Sub, Early Finisher

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Description

ADVANCED ACTIVITY-10 COLOR SCHEMES!

Use this black and white Color Scheme Practice Worksheet as a follow up activity on your color theory lesson. I usually have students complete it AFTER they've completed a practice color wheel.

HOW TO USE:
This worksheet is great for early finishers (I have them hold onto it all semester and work on it whenever they have free time). OR, this could be a great sub activity.

AGE RANGE: Upper Middle and High School

I used this activity with my 7th and 8th graders, but it would be appropriate for high school students. For younger students, check my other listings for a simplified version of this activity (fewer color schemes).

GETTING STARTED:

I usually start it with the students as a demo, and work on it here and there myself to model exectations for the activity.

This pdf also incudes a slide with a partially-colored example and tips for use. This can be used by the teacher or displayed (or printed) for student use.

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