Halloween Find the Percent of a Number Color by Number Activity

Percent of a Number Halloween Activities Colour by Number and Digital Jigsaw

This Halloween themed percentages activities bundle includes a color by number activity one digital jigsaw in a Google Form with calculation worksheets. Ideal for students from KS3 onwards to practice finding the percent of a number where the part and whole are given during the Halloween season. Use for independent or group work, subject review, early finishers and homework. **Included in this bundle:** **Colour by Number Activity** There are 10 problems for students to solve in this activity. Students have a choice of 3 answers to select and will find the corresponding areas on the Halloween image to shade in. **Differentiation/Scaffolding** The answer choice worksheet is provided in 2 formats. Format 1: The first format has no guided format for your independent learners Format 2: Intended for those students who need more support. Questions are written with a guided layout to learn the method with small scaffolded steps. **Included in this resource** A Halloween Themed 10 problem colouring page 2 x Answer Choice Sheets (1 scaffolded, 1 without scaffolding) Answer Key Google Form Jigsaw and Calculation Sheets Students complete a 20 piece jigsaw using Google Forms and use the accompanying worksheets to calculate the percent given the part and whole. Both multipliers and divisors are used throughout to calculate an equivalent fraction with a denominator of 100. **Google Form** Each question answered correctly results in one puzzle piece being added to the jigsaw in the Google Form until the puzzle is completed. Students will only proceed to the next question when they have answered the percent of a number problem correctly. If an incorrect answer is selected, students will see a message saying "Oops! Try again." The student will then be given an opportunity to re-try the question. Incorrect answers in the multiple choice selection contain errors that commonly occur when students make percent calculations. **Worksheets** There are two formats provided for students to calculate answers to each problem and record their work: black and white and colour coded format. This means a teacher can differentiate for student learning style or need within the classroom. Each worksheet is aligned to the Google Form questions and provides a ready to use layout for the students. I have found these useful to use in my classroom to spot errors in calculations and to prevent guessing of answers. **Included in this product:** Google Form with 20 questions Calculation worksheets in 2 formats (black and white and colour coded) Answer Key Question formats include: What percent of 50 is 27? What percent of 300 is 171 17 is what percent of 25? 180 is what percent of 500?