A young artist from Scott Middle School demonstrates how to create the color purple. If your palette has minimal colors, it is helpful to know how to mix them together for more options. Watch this video to learn how!

In this recognizing the color purple learning exercise, learners create a booklet showing every day objects that are the color purple by cutting and pasting pictures on pages with corresponding sentences. Students complete 10 pages.

In this handwriting worksheet, students trace and write the letters in the word purple three times each and then color a picture of purple grapes for illustration of the color purple.

In this color worksheet, students analyze an example of a target color wheel of 5 shades of purple. On the blank target, students try to match the shades of purple as closely as possible using crayons, colored pencil or watercolor.

For this color recognition worksheet, 1st graders look at the pictures and circle the things that are purple. Students circle 5 pictures.

In this art worksheet, students cut out 5 circles which are all different sizes and shades of purple. Students paste them one on top of the other to create a target, duplicating the sample shown.

In this purple learning exercise, students will read 6 simple sentences about things that are purple and color the matching pictures. A master copy with color and a blank student copy are provided.

In this shades of the color purple activity, students will draw a line or cut and paste to match 7 different shades of purple.