Jack RichesonSmall Color Wheel 30 Pk, 7" X 7"

Recently taught color theory paint party to 3 groups of young women, ages 8-15 (totaling 125). These wheels were invaluable! Most kids this age learn by listening, seeing and doing. This wheel addresses the primary, secondary and tertiary colors in very simple language. They are in inexpensive, has a nice slick touch, and just the right size to fit in an art case, booking, etc. They are made from a heavy duty cardstock. I'm sure if laminated, these would last years as a teaching tool.

The print quality, readability and color family notations are well done. Also includes mixing tips and a gray scale. A must have for any art classroom. I last bought this set over 5 years ago. They hold up well especially if you laminate them as I do. Good reference tool, my middle school students use them a lot. I love all Jack Richeson products and recommend this set.

These cards are perfect for art instruction. They’re a nice size, sturdy, and have all the important color theory information at a glance!

Teaching

Teaching a class to beginners on color theory. These were purse-sized and contained all of the necessary items (tonal chart, explanation of color schemes, etc.). The cardboard was sturdy so it should last with minimal use. It's not something I would recommend for a professional who will be using it every day. But for a beginner with limited use, it's perfect.

Good for classroom

Great set of color wheels to use in the classroom, but in wish they were printed on heavier stock. Back side of card includes basic vocab..very helpful for students. Knowing the lack of respect my students (high school) have for class materials, I made sure to laminate these before putting them out at the tables during our unit on color theory. Worth the money, but I dont see them lasting more than a school year or two without laminating them.

I laminated and use often in artroom. Only downside - limited list of color schemes on back.