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Visit Positively. Autism. com for autism teaching materials and training. Most things are free!

Visit Positively. Autism. com for autism teaching materials and training. Most things are free! • Behavior Strategies • ABA and Autism Online Tutorials • Online Autism Training Classes for Parents and Teachers • Social Skill Stories • Lessons and Learning Activities

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Instructions • Gain the student’s interest and attention by showing the videos linked on

Instructions • Gain the student’s interest and attention by showing the videos linked on the next page. • After viewing the videos, tell the student they will be learning more about primary and secondary colors. • Make sure you are viewing this as a slide show, so you will be able to see the animation on each slide. Go through the slide show before you show to your student so that you will be familiar with what the animation looks like. • Directions for specific slides: – On slide 6, talk about each primary color that appears when you click the mouse. Tell the student that these are the primary colors. – On slide 7, talk about what happens when you mix the colors as they appear when you click the mouse. – On slide 8, talk about each secondary color that appears when you click the mouse. Tell the student that these are the secondary colors. – On slides 9 to 12, read the title of the slide as a direction or question to your student. The student should find the correct color on the page. This is called receptive identification. When you click the mouse, the correct color will be emphasized. – On slides 13 to 18, the student should fill in the blank with either “primary” or “secondary” color. You can read the sentence, and stop at the blank to let the student say the answer. This is called expressive identification. When you click the mouse, the correct word will appear in the blank.

Primary and Secondary Color Videos • Start introducing the concept with a fun video,

Primary and Secondary Color Videos • Start introducing the concept with a fun video, such as this song about primary and secondary colors from Sesame Street (http: //youtu. be/yu 44 JRTIx. SQ) or from Barney (http: //youtu. be/90 bh. BUJRY 20) • You can then move to a more instructional video. Here’s a very visual and concrete demonstration of mixing paint colors to make new colors. Made for ESL students, but I also think it would be great for students with autism: http: //youtu. be/eku. Lw 4 KRCHw

Primary Colors Red Yellow Blue

Primary Colors Red Yellow Blue

Mixing Primary Colors Red + Yellow = Orange Red + Blue = Purple Blue

Mixing Primary Colors Red + Yellow = Orange Red + Blue = Purple Blue + Yellow = Green

Secondary Colors Purple Green Orange

Secondary Colors Purple Green Orange

Which one is a primary color? Red Green Orange

Which one is a primary color? Red Green Orange

Point to a secondary color. Red Yellow Orange

Point to a secondary color. Red Yellow Orange

Find a primary color. Purple Yellow Green

Find a primary color. Purple Yellow Green

Show me a secondary color. Purple Yellow Blue

Show me a secondary color. Purple Yellow Blue

Purple is a ______ color.

Purple is a ______ color.

Red is a ______ color.

Red is a ______ color.

Yellow is a ______ color.

Yellow is a ______ color.

Green is a ______ color.

Green is a ______ color.

Orange is a ______ color.

Orange is a ______ color.

Blue is a ______ color.

Blue is a ______ color.

Great job with primary and secondary colors!

Great job with primary and secondary colors!