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I am your ... I am writing because I feel ... You have been ... and I am ... I don’t like it when you ... In future, please could you ... Watermelon is a warm, medium to dark pink that strongly resembles the color of the inside of a watermelon. This color is also sometimes classified as a red. Ruby is a medium darkish pink shade that is brighter than dark pink but not as warm in tone as neon. This version of the color ruby is more pink and less purplish in tone as a ruby gemstone. This aptly-named color is roughly the tone of a healthy amount of redness in the face. It’s also close to the color of many shades of powdered blush. Its slightly dusky quality makes it look especially good in patterns with cocoa browns or soft, pale grays.

Blush is a medium, dusty pink reminiscent of a very common shade of pressed powder makeup known by the same name. It is cooler than dark pink and paler than rouge.

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Tulip pink is a warm, medium shade of pink with a strong similarity to coral or salmon. It is meant to represent the color of a pink tulip flower. Divide your class up into small groups, and give each one of the letters to re-read together, and then to study in more detail. Ask the children to consider the following questions: Although the name suggests a red, this particular representation of crimson is like a deep, saturated dark pink. Cotton candy is a pale, cool shade of pink similar to light pink or pastel pink. Cotton candy pink is close to the color of the sugary fairground treat known by the same name.

Though it’s much more pink than the red glow of a strawberry, Wild Strawberry has a bright and cheerful spirit that can add life to any project. It looks great in very bright color palettes, but it can also add a burst of color to more neutral shades. TheCrayolaStore.com – Crayola Silly Scents Crayons (52–3417)". Archived from the original on May 5, 2009. Crayola Crayon Chronology— Silver Swirls". Crayola LLC . Retrieved 2009-04-08. ; re-accessed April 19, 2008 Flamingo is a light to medium pink that is a little cooler in tone than salmon. This shade is somewhat reminiscent of a flamingo’s feathers. Pink is an undeniably positive color. From the soft tones of pastel pink and baby pink to the rich hues of coral and Indian red, almost any shade of this color is bound to lift your mood. Here are some of the many shades of pink that exist, and that may inspire you in your next creative project. We have included their names, Hex, RGB, and CMYK codes for easy reference. WatermelonHippie is somewhat of an outsider among other shades of pink. It’s too red to be mauve, yet too purple to be raspberry. It looks a little like a watered-down maroon. This muted color looks nice beside blue and green jewel tones, but it would also work well alongside other neutrals in a calm color palette.

This cheerful, bright pink is one of the many variants of fuchsia you’ll come across while searching for just the right shade of pink. As evident in the CMYK values, it has a good bit of magenta and yellow, both of which add to its noticeable presence. You can then discuss with your child why the Crayon might be feeling this emotion. Try to provide your child with some examples of times that you felt this emotion and ask them if they can also come up with any examples of their own (this will be easier for some of the emotions). If you’re looking for a quiet, cool shade of pink that’s very close to purple, Rose Quartz is a great shade. It’s named after a common stone that usually has a grayish-pink appearance. As you can see from its RGB value, Rose Quartz is more blue than most shades of pink.Ignored, stereotyped and diminished, if the crayons in your classroom could talk, they might object to their treatment. Understanding why leads to great lesson activities, says Sue Cowley...