Three Paints Make New Colors
Red, yellow, and blue are the paints we start with. Mix two of them together and a brand new color appears.
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Examples
- Red paint and yellow paint swirl together into orange, like a carrot.
- Yellow paint and blue paint swirl together into green, like grass.
Key takeaways
- Red, yellow, and blue are the three starting colors.
- Mixing two colors makes a different color.
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