Nature's Color Wheel - Baltimore Woods
Nature's Color Wheel
Now that the leaves have fallen, nature is filled with warm golden hues
with bright red and orange highlights. Late fall is the perfect time to
appreciate all of the beautiful colors of nature. While it is easy to find red,
orange, yellow, and brown tones outside, if you take a closer look you might
be surprised at all the vibrant colors you find. Today, we will build our very
own color wheel with all of the colors we can find outside!
Instructions
1. Start by taking a sheet of scrap paper
and drawing a big circle on the page.
2. Draw lines across your circle to divide it
into six different sections.
3. Use markers, crayons or colored pencils
to color each section a different color:
red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and
purple.
4. Now go for a walk in your
neighborhood, local park, or even your
own backyard. Notice all the colors
around you and begin to collect some objects outside like dead leaves, sticks,
pinecones, and acorns. Be sure to only collect material that is already dead
and to avoid picking live plants and leaves.
5.
Think about where all of these
objects would fall on your color wheel.
For the objects that you can¡¯t physically
collect, write them onto your color
wheel in the place they fit best.
6.
When you return home, try your
best to organize all of your collected
objects onto your color wheel. You
might notice that not all of your objects
fit neatly into one color category. For
instance, pinecones and acorns aren¡¯t
usually red, orange or yellow.
Instructions Cont'd
7. Now make your own color wheel using the objects you noticed and collected.
Start by arranging your physical objects in a circle with like colors and write
in anything you noticed but could not collect. Then, using markers, colored
pencils, or crayons draw a new circle on a separate sheet of paper and color in
different shades that you found outside. Try to match the shades to the objects
the best that you can. Label each shade with the object that you found in that
color.
8. Now you¡¯ve made your very own nature color wheel! Notice the differences
between the colors of fall nature and a typical rainbow.
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