APOLLON TEAM Color and color combination. Rationale and core concepts Teach: Color combination Range of colors (spectrum) Reflection Use colored geometric.

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APOLLON TEAM Color and color combination

Rationale and core concepts Teach: Color combination Range of colors (spectrum) Reflection Use colored geometric objects: Glass Non transparent

Description of the activities in the frame of a more general path Introduction Make color glasses – Pipe wire – Colored transparent sheets Explore the world around you (inside/ outside) Write what they observed Discussion about the results

Target group (kindergarten and primary school)

Materials Colored glass/ plastic Pipe wire Pde glue Colored geometric object The children wear the glasses inside and outside.

Setting of the class There are 4 tables on each table there are a different set of glasses. 1.Red glasses 2.Green glasses 3.Blue glasses 4.Yellow glasses Children look at various objects in the room and record the color changes.

Space and time ½ hour making ½ hour plan ½ hour reflection

References From a Greek book by Kostas Ravanis TITLE OF THE BOOK: Activities for kindergarten from the world of physics.