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Red, Yellow and Blue are the primary colours.
Primary means first, so when you think of these three
colours, think of them as the first colours.
Each one is a pure colour that cannot be created through the mixing of
other colours. They are colours in their own right. The three primary colours
can be seen below RED - YELLOW - BLUE.
These three primary colours are ones you mix together to
make all other colours.
Primary colours are really bright and bold. This is because each
one is pure, with no other colour mixed in with it. This also means that they really stand out
when you use them in your artwork.
Mixing primary colours together creates the secondary
colours.
Secondary Colours:
These colours are made from mixing the 3 primary colours
together.
Like Red and Yellow make Orange.
Yellow and Blue make Green
Blue and Red make a Violet.
Try making your own colour wheel to show the relationship of
primary to secondary colours.
This is a great way to teach the colour theory to young
children in a way they will never forget.
You can download a free blank template from here. 
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