Additive Colors
Control the intensity of red, green, and blue spotlights. Additive colors can be observed where the spotlights overlap. The RGB value of any point can be measured. Just about any color can be created by mixing varying amounts of red, green, and blue light.
Launch GizmoAdditive Colors
Control the intensity of red, green, and blue spotlights. Additive colors can be observed where the spotlights overlap. The RGB value of any point can be measured. Just about any color can be created by mixing varying amounts of red, green, and blue light.
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Google Doc of Student Exploration Sheet
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3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade Science
Additive Colors Vocabulary Document Translated Into French
This is the Additive Colors Vocabulary Document Translated Into French.
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Earth/Space Science, Middle School Life Science, Middle School Physical Science
Additive Colors Teacher Guide Document Translated Into French
This is the Additive Colors Teacher Guide Document Translated Into French.
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Earth/Space Science, Middle School Life Science, Middle School Physical Science
Additive Colors Student Exploration Document Translated Into French
This is the Additive Colors Student Exploration Document Translated Into French.
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Earth/Space Science, Middle School Life Science, Middle School Physical Science
Additive and Subractive Color
Help students understand the difference between additive and subtractive colors and how they are associat... (more)ed with light, using adddition and subtraction problems as a guide.
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Middle School Physical Science, Physics
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Great Gizmo for the new Ontario grade 10 Light Unit!
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