Basic colour names
Your new colour
will appear here
Choose a flask
and your first colour.
- 1Choose 2 or 3 colours
- 2Guess the result first
- 3Press ? to check your answer
One experiment.
A reason to speak.
Name the paints in the flasks, predict the result, then reveal it and make a sentence together.
“Red and blue make purple.”
Choose a challenge
A1: basic colours. A2: simple descriptions with light and dark. B1: more shades and longer descriptions. B2: precise shade names and comparisons.
The labels help you choose vocabulary for a lesson. They are teaching guides, not official ratings for individual words.
Colour vocabulary
How mixing works
The game models equal portions of paint. Blue and yellow make green, red and blue make purple, and the three primary colours make brown. White makes a colour lighter; black makes it darker.
The names depend on the selected vocabulary level. Real paints can mix differently because of their pigments and proportions.