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Looking at art: what do you see?

Children explore famous paintings by describing colors, shapes, and feelings through guided questions, such as identifying colors in rainbows and matching shapes. The activity helps kindergarten students practice vocabulary, observation, and descriptive skills.

By Edform · Visual arts · Kindergarten · Published Oct 15, 2026 · New

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Questions

  1. Which color do you see when you mix red and yellow?
  2. What shape is round and looks like a ball?
  3. Which of these colors can you find in a rainbow? Choose all that are correct.
  4. Fill in the blank with the color you might see in the sky on a sunny day.
  5. Choose the correct shape for each sentence.
  6. Put these colors in the order they appear in a rainbow, starting from the top.
  7. Match the feeling to the color you might see in a painting.
  8. Sort the shapes into 'Round' and 'Not Round'.
  9. Are these statements about colors and shapes true or false?
  10. What shape do you see when you look at a slice of pizza?

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