Let’s look at what this task is asking.
The title says “Primary Colors.” That means we’re learning about the three main colors that can’t be made by mixing other colors — red, yellow, and blue.
In the picture, there are three shapes:
- A star with the word “yellow” inside it.
- An apple with the word “red” inside it.
- A whale with the word “blue” inside it, and it’s spraying water that’s colored blue.
This isn’t a math problem or a logic puzzle — it’s a coloring or labeling activity to help you remember which color goes with which object.
But since you asked me to “solve the problem,” I think you might be wondering:
→ What are the primary colors?
→ Which object matches which color?
Let’s check each one:
1. The star says “yellow” → Yellow is a primary color
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2. The apple says “red” → Red is a primary color
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3. The whale says “blue” → Blue is a primary color
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All three objects correctly show the three primary colors.
There’s no calculation needed here — it’s just matching words to colors and knowing that red, yellow, and blue are the primary colors.
Final Answer:
The primary colors shown are red (apple), yellow (star), and blue (whale).
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of primary colours worksheet.
