Lesson Objective

Students will be able to analyze the psychological impact of colors in advertising, understand how different colors can influence consumer behavior and perceptions, and apply this knowledge to create effective color schemes for advertising campaigns

What emotions and associations are commonly linked to different colors?
How do brands use colors to communicate their brand identity and values?
How might color preferences vary across different cultures and demographics?

HS.CTE.1D - 1D. Communicate effectively using course content.

POG:
I am a LEARNER: Master fundamental skills in core subject areas
I am a THINKER: Critical thinking, independent thinking

Evidence-based reading and writing sections that require analyzing arguments and identifying logical flaws.
SAT Math sections that require logical reasoning and the ability to solve complex problem

Purpose:To help students understand the psychological impact of colors and their general meanings

DOK 1:
Define primary colors and their psychological associations.




DOK 2:
Summarize how the color red is perceived in different cultures
analyze why a business would use a certain color in their logo, what are they trying to tell the customer
Analyze reason for use of : red, yellow, blue, purple, brown, green, black

Connect real word meaning of colors to different cultures

Some students might think that using a wide range of colors in an ad will make it more appealing

Modeling, one on one instruction, Google classroom or Moodle. Online instructional tools, videos, real world application of information, textbook, online or paper assignments, Spanish version available for ELL students

Guided Notes, worksheet, analysis of of promotional strategies, color ad campaign analysis

Entrepreneurship, 6th edition, online/paper edition. Online working papers (MindTap), class notes, Do Now, Exit Tickets