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Color, Art and Color Deficiency

Color deficiency in children may not be detected at an early age. In fact, many do not know they are color blind until they are well into adulthood. We found out my son had a deficiency when he was in kindergarten. At this young age I have the opportunity to help him overcome whatever challenges he may come across and give him the confidence to know he will be successful in his achievements.

Research

Color blindness symptoms vary from person to person. Simply, color blindness is the inability to see certain colors. Some have trouble seeing colors and the brightness of colors. Others may not be able to tell the difference between the shades of the same or similar colors.

The more information you have about the types of color deficiencies the easier your job will be with helping your child learn to live with this on an everyday basis.

This web site will share as much information as possible to make it easier for you to understand this deficiency. The more information you have, the easier it will be to help.

The Color Wheel

With every blink of our eyes and in every detail of our life we see and use colors. I found a new world of color with my research on color deficiency. The color wheel is a great tool for learning how to mix colors and all the variations of colors you can make.

I incorporate the use of color in our activities. We are having more fun since I began to use colors whenever I can whether we are playing games at home, on vacation, at the beach or on a field trip.

Using Arts and Crafts

We know children are expressive and creative and a little encouragement can open a new world to them. Doing arts and crafts projects is a great way to encourage them.

We love to do arts and crafts. Whether we are using markers, crayons, or household items we laugh and have a great time. Having three boys, we spend a lot of time outdoors and at the beach. They are all nature lovers and are always bringing home shells and rocks from the beach which we use for some of our projects.

Visit often as we are always adding new projects. Many of our projects are versatile so that you can improvise to make your project unique.

Share Your Child's Work

Showcase your child's artwork or projects in our "Collage". It's a terrific way to show everyone how talented they are. Children love to see their work on the fridge so why not put it on their own web page. It will be very exciting for them.

It's all so easy. Just fill out the invitation form and then click "Submit". Please be sure you upload the photo of your child's artwork by clicking on the "UPLOAD" button.