Colour Mixing Paddles

Product Code: 708-SC01169

Set of colour paddles in six colours. Ideal for teaching colour theory.

Durable Construction: Constructed from durable plastic, these paddles are designed to withstand regular classroom use. Their robust design ensures they can be used repeatedly.
Interactive Learning: The paddles encourage hands-on experimentation, helping children understand colour mixing through direct interaction. This approach supports engagement and retention of scientific concepts.
Supports Curriculum: Ideal for teaching colour theory, these paddles demonstrate how primary colours mix to form secondary colours.
Versatile Use: Suitable for various educational settings, these paddles can be integrated into science experiment kits and STEM activity kits, supporting a wide range of learning objectives.
Enhances Science Projects: Suitable for science project kits, these paddles allow children to explore and document their findings on colour mixing, supporting investigative skills.

Set of colour paddles in six colours. Ideal for teaching colour theory.

By overlapping the different colours, children can explore colour mixing. Useful for science experiment kits.

Teachers will find these colour mixing paddles useful for enhancing lessons on light and colour. Made from durable plastic, this set includes six different coloured paddles. Children can explore colour mixing through hands-on experimentation, fostering curiosity in scientific concepts.

These paddles demonstrate how primary colours combine to form secondary colours. Teachers can use them in various science experiment kits to illustrate the effects of light and colour mixing. They also provide a practical tool for teaching colour theory, making abstract concepts tangible for children.
These paddles support STEM activities by integrating art and science. Teachers can incorporate them into broader science project kits, enabling children to investigate and document their findings. Their versatility makes them suitable for a range of educational settings, from early years to primary education.