Colors Around Us & Their Feelings

Conversation - A1-A2 | Beginner Level

4.9 $

Nov. 15 Sat , 18:00 USA

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Description

In this class you will:

Learn what the main colors are and how they can make us feel different emotions.

Practice vocabulary connected to color, mood, and environment.

Watch the video and discuss how colors affect your feelings and choices.

Share examples of colors in your environment (home, clothes, city) and how they make you feel.

You will:
✅ Understand connections between color and emotion
✅ Use simple sentences to describe how you feel about colors
✅ Practice speaking about everyday environments and how color is used
✅ Compare how color affects you and others

Session Activities

Question 1: What is your favorite color and why?

Question 2: What color are the walls in your room? How do you feel when you are in that room?

Question 3: Do you prefer warm colors (red, orange) or cool colors (blue, green)? Why?

Question 4: Can you remember a time when a color made you feel happy or sad?

Question 5: When you choose clothes, do you think about color? Does it affect your mood?

Question 1: How do you think the color red makes people feel?

Question 2: What color do you associate with calmness or relaxation?

Question 3: How do you feel when you see bright yellow or orange?

Question 4: Do colors matter in places like restaurants, schools, hospitals? Why?

Question 5: Have you ever changed a color in a room (wall, furniture) and felt different?

Question 6: Do you think color has the same meaning in every culture? Why or why not?

Question 7: How do brands use color to influence how we feel or buy things?

Question 8: If you were designing a space (a classroom, café), what color(s) would you choose and why?

Question 9: After watching the video, what new idea about color and feelings surprised you?

Color

The look of something (red, blue, green, etc.)

Mood

The way you feel at a moment

Warm colors

Red, orange, yellow — colors that feel “hot”

Cool colors

Blue, green, purple — colors that feel “cool”

Environment

The place around you

Choice

Decision

Relaxation

A state of being calm and comfortable

Energy

The power to move, act, or feel lively

Design

How things are planned or made look nice

Effect

The result of something