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Types of Colours and Texture – Basic 4 Cultural & Creative Arts Lesson Note (Second Term)

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Subject
Cultural & Creative Arts
Class
Basic 4
Term
Second Term
Topic
Types of Colours and Texture
Order
Topic 8 of 10 this term
Reading time
1 min

What are Colours?

Colours are what we see that make things beautiful – like red, blue, yellow, and green.

Types of Colours

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Primary Colours

The main colours that cannot be made by mixing:

  • Red 🔴
  • Blue 🔵
  • Yellow 🟡

Secondary Colours

Made by mixing two primary colours:

  • Green (Blue + Yellow) 🟢
  • Orange (Red + Yellow) 🟠
  • Purple (Red + Blue) 🟣

Warm Colours

Colours that feel hot like fire:

  • Red, Orange, Yellow

Cool Colours

Colours that feel cold like water:

  • Blue, Green, Purple

What is Texture?

Texture is how things feel when you touch them.

Types of Texture

Smooth Texture

Feels flat and even

  • Examples: Glass, mirror, smooth paper

Rough Texture

Feels bumpy and uneven

  • Examples: Tree bark, sandpaper, rocks

Soft Texture

Feels gentle and fluffy

  • Examples: Cotton, pillow, fur

Hard Texture

Feels solid and firm

  • Examples: Stone, wood, metal

Wet Texture

Feels damp or liquid

  • Examples: Water, wet cloth

Dry Texture

Feels without water

  • Examples: Sand, dry leaves

 

EXERCISES

Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks

  1. The three primary colours are red, blue, and ________
  2. ________ is made by mixing red and yellow
  3. Blue and green are ________ colours
  4. ________ is how things feel when you touch them

Exercise 2: True or False

  1. Primary colours can be made by mixing ____
  2. Orange is a secondary colour ____
  3. Red is a cool colour ____
  4. Smooth texture feels bumpy ____

Exercise 3: Match the Colours

Draw lines to connect:

  • Red + Blue → Orange
  • Blue + Yellow → Purple
  • Red + Yellow → Green

Exercise 4: Sort the Colours

Put these colours in the right group: Colours: Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Purple

Warm Colours: ____________ Cool Colours: ____________

Exercise 5: Texture Match

Match the object with its texture:

  • Cotton → Hard
  • Rock → Soft
  • Glass → Rough
  • Tree bark → Smooth

Exercise 6: Choose the Right Answer

Circle the correct answer:

  1. Primary colour: Green / Red
  2. Secondary colour: Blue / Purple
  3. Warm colour: Blue / Orange
  4. Smooth texture: Sandpaper / Mirror

This term's Cultural & Creative Arts topics

Basic 4 Second Term · 10 topics

  1. Elements of Design
  2. Foreign Musical Instruments
  3. Features of Nigerian Traditional Dance
  4. Care of the Environment
  5. Principles of Design
  6. Nigerian Musical Instruments and Sounds They Produce
  7. Basic Movements in Dance
  8. Types of Colours and Texture
  9. Songs/Music with Nigerian Identity
  10. Creating a Play with Good Values
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