Tints and Shades
- This is Activity 12 from the EXPLORATIONS Book:
- Four 4-oz. cans of water-base paint ( white, black, red, and other color )
- 15 small paper cups for mixing paint
- 4 medicine syringes showing cubic centimeters or milliliters ( one for each color of paint )
- 15 small paint brushes
- White construction paper
- Newspapers
- Container of water for washing
- Red, yellow, blue transparency film
- Overhead projector
A World of Mathematics: Activities for Grades 4, 5, and 6 Using the TI-15
The following materials are required for this activity:
For the teacher:
Tints and Shades
Students solve a problem involving mixing of paint colors. They use color charts to determine the fractional parts and percentages of colors needed to create tints and shades.
Distribute the pages to the class.
Follow the activity procedures:
Converting fractions to percents
Students analyze different ways in which they used the calculator to solve the problem.
- This is Activity 12 from the EXPLORATIONS Book:
- Four 4-oz. cans of water-base paint ( white, black, red, and other color )
- 15 small paper cups for mixing paint
- 4 medicine syringes showing cubic centimeters or milliliters ( one for each color of paint )
- 15 small paint brushes
- White construction paper
- Newspapers
- Container of water for washing
- Red, yellow, blue transparency film
- Overhead projector
A World of Mathematics: Activities for Grades 4, 5, and 6 Using the TI-15
The following materials are required for this activity:
For the teacher:
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