THE COLORS

Alan Obed Rodriguez Reyes.

Luis Alberto Cabada Leon.
 WHAT IS COLOR?
• In general terms it consists of a physical phenomenon through which the different
light stimuli that are part of the visible portion of the electromagnetic spectrum
and that are presented with different wavelengths are visually perceived at the
brain level, those responsible for capturing these stimuli are the photosensitive
cells that are in the retina of the eye.
 CHARACTERISTICS OF COLORS.
• Each of the colors perceived at the brain level, is represented
by a specific wavelength, this perception occurs when white
light illuminates a particular object, reflecting some
wavelengths and absorbing the rest, in this way it allows the
appreciation of colors, however, the different colorations
themselves do not exist and are only part of a physical
phenomenon produced thanks to the light reflection and the
visible light spectrum.
• An example of this would be a red object, this to
be observed of that coloration when the light
hits it, reflects the waves belonging to the red
coloration and absorbs the rest. Those objects
that do not reflect any wavelength and on the
contrary absorb them in their entirety are
observed in black.
 PRIMARY COLORS.
• They are considered as pure, because it is not
possible to obtain them by the combination of
other colors, on the contrary, the primary
ones in conjunction with the black and white
color are used to obtain all the other existing
dyes. These are the red, yellow and blue,
SECONDARY COLORS.
• It refers to those that are formed thanks to
the combination of the primary, in this sense,
the union of red with blue forms violet, orange
is formed by the mixture of red and yellow,
while green is formed after the union of blue
with yellow.
EXERCISE
 LUCKY
ROULETTE
Tell me a joke What is color?

What are the Tell me a joke

secondary colors?

What is your
slap someone
favorite color?

What color is
made with red Slap someone
and blue?

Sing a song
What are the
primary colors? INSTRUCTIONS
RESPONDS CORRECTLY