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I found it a great way to explain to the children when teaching in carpet time.

I have used this book in Nursery when teaching about primary and secondary colours. Thank goodness white rabbit ends up brown! Low and behold she has turned green! Green rabbit realises that there is no water left and then sees the red paint left over so decides to see what happens when blue, yellow and red are mix. List all of the different colors at the top of the sheet. Next get a sheet of paper to make a tally of all the crayons. Have them separate the markers or crayons into piles of the same color.

Ice cold blue looks good, so in jumps rabbit followed by the yellow paint to heat herself up and she is feeling cold. White Rabbit’s Color Book By Alan Baker MATH AND SCIENCE Have the children gather all of the markers or crayons. Princess purple rabbit then takes another shower whilst deciding which paint to jump into next. Then jumps back into the red paint followed by the blue paint turning herself purple. thus causing her to become orange! She quickly takes a shower to wash herself off. She takes a fancy to sunshine yellow and jumps in the pot of paint! She then thinks the red paint looks interesting and jumps in that. One day white rabbit finds 3 pots of paint, red yellow and blue. I love this book! This is a book for young children, it teaches them about colours that mix and become other colours.