Montessori color-mixing activities are popular activities in Montessori schools and homeschools. Color-mixing activities are great at any time of the year. They’re especially fun for St. Patrick’s Day or anytime in the spring or summer as ways to create rainbows of color.
Today, I’d like to share some helpful Montessori color-mixing activities from around the blogosphere.
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Montessori Color Mixing Activities
Free Colors and Diversity Printables and Montessori-Inspired Colors and Diversity Activities (includes color mixing and color theory)
Color Mixing Work (Photo from Montessori Works)
Montessori Color Mixing Lessons from Montessori Works
Color Mixing (Photo from Trillium Montessori)
Rainbows! (Color Mixing and Making Indigo and Violet) and Playdough Color Mixing Work from Trillium Montessori
Color Mixing with Color Wheel (Photo from To the Lesson)
Color Mixing Extravaganza and Color Mixing with Model Magic from To the Lesson!
Color Mixing from My Montessori Journey
Color Theory from Beautiful Sun Montessori
Exploring Color from On The Shelf: A Picture Diary of Montessori Work In Our Classroom
Water Transfer and Color Mixing (Photo from Chasing Cheerios)
Water Transfer and Color Mixing from Chasing Cheerios
Color Mixing (Photo from The Education of Ours)
Color Mixing from The Education of Ours
Making a Rainbow (Photo from Every Star Is Different)
Making a Rainbow from Every Star Is Different (Go to Free Printables tab at the top of the Every Star Is Different blog, then to Holiday Activities, then to St. Patrick’s Day, and then to St. Patrick’s Day and So Much More)
Color Wheel Work (Photo fromThe Pinay Homeschooler)
Color Mixing, Color Theory Part I, and Color Theory Part II (photo) from The Pinay Homeschooler
Color Mixing Science Experiment from Montessori by Hand
M&M Color Mixing Experiments from The Homeschool Den
Color Mixing (Photo from The Moveable Alphabet) – blog is no longer available
Color Mixing and Matching Activities from The Work Plan
Color Mixing with Dropper from MontHome
Teach Color Mixing and Math from Carrots Are Orange
Lily Pad Color Mixing from Discovery Kidzone Montessori Adventures
Water & Color Exploration Station – Montessori Inspired Tot Tray and Painting with Walnuts – Exploring Color Blending with Kids from The Eyes of a Boy
Color Mixing Printables and Materials
Color Wheel from Montessori Print Shop
Color Wheels (printables available for purchase) from Montessori Print Shop
Color Wheel Activity (with free printable) from Mama Jenn
Paint Palette Mixing (Photo from Mama Miss)
Paint Palette Color Wheel (free printable) from Mama Miss
Color Wheel and Color Wheel Worksheets (free printables) by Tabitha from Meet Penny at Spell Outloud
Mad Scientist Toolbox from Montessori By Mom
Mad Scientist Toolbox from Montessori By Mom works on skills such as pouring, color mixing, volume, and measurement.
Color Mixing Activity from Montessori Services
Color Mixing Activity (prepared and ready to go or item numbers for individual parts) and Color Mixing Cards from Montessori Services
Color Mixing Presentations
“Montessori Sensorial Lesson – Color Mixing” from My Works Montessori
Color Mixing from Montessori Album
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what an amazing collection! we did colour wheel in our classroom and it was on demand the whole time.
Color mixing is one of the best excercise for kids. Also i love the surprise on their face when two colors form a third one. They are like wow,,,what happened !! hehe
Wow these are such lovely colour mixing ideas. Colours and paints are always a hit with my boys. Whenever I can’t think of anything to do, I would just take our paints and art kits then doodle right away! Can’t wait to try these