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Merging Colours in Shapes

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Skills & activity types:
  • early numeracy
  • art
  • science observation
  • colouring
  • sensory
  • observation
Preview of the first page of Merging Colours in Shapes

An interactive Maths tasksheet where children paint overlapping geometric shapes and observe how colors merge and change at the intersections.

On the sheet

The page displays four large, intersecting geometric shapes outlines: a green triangle, a red square, a blue circle, and a yellow rectangle. A small colored example in the top-left box demonstrates how paints merge at intersections to form new colors.

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