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Product Information How do newspapers create color pictures at a low cost? The four-color process takes different combinations of just four colors to create a wide color spectrum. First, overlay the four-color transparencies on an overhead projector to create various colors. Students use a magnifying glass to examine newspaper pictures and comic strips to observe how the method is applied. Developed by Wesley Dennison. Grades 7-12. Includes: lab activity and complete instructions. (Please note: Newspapers needed for lab are not included.)  Tell a Friend about this item
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