Exploring Colours | EVS for LKG PDF Download

Introduction to Colours

Colours are everywhere around us!
They make our world bright, beautiful, and fun.
We see colours in flowers, fruits, clothes, toys, and even the sky.

Primary Colours

Primary colours are the main colours.
They cannot be made by mixing other colours.
They are:

• Red – like an apple or a rose.

• Blue – like the sky or the sea.

• Yellow – like the sun or a banana.

Mixing Colours to Make New Ones

When we mix two primary colours, we get new colours (called secondary colours):

• Red + Blue = Purple (like grapes)

• Blue + Yellow = Green (like leaves)

• Red + Yellow = Orange (like a carrot)

Colours in Nature

• Green – trees, grass.

• Brown – tree trunk, soil.

• White – clouds, milk.

• Black – night sky without stars.

• Pink – flowers, candy.

Fun Colour Activities

• Colour Hunt: Find things in the classroom or home that match the colour the teacher says.

• Colour Mixing: Use water paints to mix two colours and see what happens.

• Draw and Colour: Make a picture of your favourite things and colour them.

Why Colours are Important

Colours help us:

• Recognise objects.

• Feel happy and excited.

• Make art and designs look beautiful.

Safety Colours

Some colours help us stay safe:

• Red means stop (like a traffic light).

• Green means go.

• Yellow means slow down.