| S | K | O | K | E | V | I | V | Y | C | G | R | Y | R | L | O |
| B | A | V | I | V | I | N | O | B | C | N | T | C | T | L | L |
| N | V | D | N | I | S | N | L | C | S | S | V | N | V | R | I |
| W | L | R | V | B | R | E | D | L | D | N | D | I | I | V | D |
| S | L | A | E | R | V | L | E | L | K | S | B | N | K | W | N |
| C | B | T | L | A | O | L | V | L | L | T | R | L | V | T | T |
| G | R | K | G | Y | W | T | D | E | N | S | L | B | D | K | S |
| B | B | E | B | D | E | Y | Y | E | L | L | O | W | S | O | W |
| K | K | E | V | N | K | S | I | G | G | B | N | W | D | K | G |
| B | K | L | S | L | K | L | A | I | L | G | E | L | S | G | O |
| R | I | R | G | L | I | K | Y | C | W | T | E | A | R | L | N |
| O | O | S | W | R | R | S | T | C | O | E | G | A | A | A | A |
| W | E | A | B | T | A | G | I | K | L | R | Y | E | V | O | G |
| N | B | D | T | A | D | N | E | R | C | R | T | Y | T | N | Y |
| G | C | G | D | G | S | Y | G | K | C | A | L | B | I | Y | Y |
| O | Y | W | E | S | A | L | G | V | W | S | A | O | W | B | B |
Find these words
At just eight words, this is the shortest puzzle in the bunch, skipping past the basic primaries most students already know. RED and YELLOW are the only classic primary colors here — the rest (SILVER, TEAL, NAVY, GRAY, BROWN, BLACK) are the kind of shade words that show up in art class or in real descriptions, like a navy jacket or a teal water bottle. That makes this a step up from an early-elementary color puzzle, better matched to students who already know their basics and are ready to describe things more precisely.
Art students ready to move past RED and YELLOW can use TEAL and NAVY as their first vocabulary for naming shades instead of just basic colors.