Sample lesson · Art · Grades K-2
Colors, Shapes & Lines in Art
Second-grade art review of primary and secondary colors, color mixing, geometric and organic shapes, and five kinds of lines.
- 23 questions
- 5 categories
- 10 games
The questions
Starter Colors
- Name the three primary colors.Red, yellow, and blue
- Which primary color is the color of the sun?Yellow
- Which primary color is the color of a fire truck?Red
- Which primary color is the color of the sky?Blue
- Can you make red by mixing other colors?No
Mix It Up
- Red plus yellow makes what color?Orange
- Yellow plus blue makes what color?Green
- Red plus blue makes what color?Purple
- Which two colors mix to make green?Yellow and blue
- Which two colors mix to make purple?Red and blue
Line Up
- What kind of line has sharp points, like lightning?Zigzag
- What kind of line curls around and around, like a snail shell?Spiral
- What kind of line goes gently up and down, like water?Wavy
- What kind of line is shaped like a rainbow?Curved
- What kind of line looks like the edge of a ruler?Straight
Shape Spotters
- What shape has 3 sides?Triangle
- What shape is perfectly round?Circle
- What shape has 4 sides that are all the same length?Square
- Is a leaf a geometric shape or an organic shape?Organic
Art Words
- What do artists mix their paint on?Palette
- What do we call colors made by mixing two primary colors?Secondary colors
- What do we call free, wiggly shapes found in nature, like clouds?Organic shapes
- What do we call shapes with straight edges or perfect curves, like a square?Geometric shapes
Plays in
- Quiz Board · The classic review board.
- Mystery Reveal · Guess it before the last clue.
- Tug of War · Every right answer pulls.
- Summit · Play it safe, or go for the steep climb.
- Heist · Steal to win.
- Claim the Grid · Get three in a row before anyone else.
- Board Race · Roll, hop, answer, race to the flag.
- Picture Unveil · What is hiding under the tiles?
- Escape Room · Crack the codes. Get out together.
- Rocket Launch · Fuel up, count down, lift off.
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