About Mix Colors
Two round dots of paint sit side by side with a plus sign between them, such as red and blue. Your child taps the color that comes out when they are mixed. The two paints shown are never among the answers, so kids have to think about the new color instead of copying one.
How to play
- Find the two paint colors joined by a plus sign.
- Tap the color you get when you mix them.
- Choose with the number keys if you play on a keyboard.
What your child practices
- How colors mix
- Primary and mixed colors
- Predicting a result
How it grows with your child
LittleAges 4-6
Three classic mixes: orange, green and purple from red, yellow and blue.
YoungAges 6-8
Also red and white for pink, with three answers each time.
Big KidsAges 8-11
Six mixes, now also light blue and gray, with four answers to choose from.
Play together
Before you stir two paints or two cups of colored water together, let your child guess the new color.
