Kid, you adore coloring pages and color. You and millions of other children have free coloring pages, coloring books, and printable coloring pages. You spend 30 minutes every day with coloring and drawing activities. So I?ll give you a braggin? Rights present. You?ll discover:1. Color is part of Light two.

1. Color is part of Light

Light is formed by the sun, fire or manmade stuff like bulbs and flashlights. You typically see the same colours people see. Beasts, bugs, and birds eyeball colours differently than you. You and a spider look at a ball. It?s still a ball but the color seems differently. Red, blue, and green light are the backbone of all colours. Your crayon colours are made of pigments.

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The ball sucks all of the light in – soaks up it like a bath towel.

2. The ball shoots the light back to you – reflecting like a flashlight on a mirror. Or

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Pay attention, boy : Light slams ( you can?t hear the slamming ) into the ball and if all of the light shoots back at you white is the color you see. That?s called reflected light. We could say red, green and blue lights slam into the ball. The ball sucks underwater and green lights. That?s called absorbed light. The blue light shoots back at you. You see the reflecting blue color.

Here?s one : The rottweiler?s fur sucks in ( soaks up ) all of the red, blue and green light slamming into it.

No colours are shot back at you. You see black fur. If you see color the fur isn’t totally black. Last One : Your momma?s crystal sparkles. The light slams into it and comes out the opposite side ( broadcasting ). Hold the glass before another color – say purple – you?ll see purple in the glass. If you drop the crystal – hold up a damaged piece before momma’s face you?ll see red in the glass.

You did good kid. You discovered:

+ Color is part of light.

+ Color soaks up, reflects and transmits.

+ Eyeballs and brains help see color.

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