With this activity, students will solve linear equations from standard form into slope-intercept form (2 exercises are already in slope-intercept form) and then identify the slope and y-intercept. Students will then fill in an abstract space according to their answer with a pattern to reveal a beautiful, fun Zen design! Students can color their final products or leave them in black and white. Either way, your classroom will be decorated with beautiful artwork as the students practice their Algebra skills! This no-prep activity is an excellent resource for sub plans, enrichment/reinforcement, early finishers, and extra practice with some fun. It is especially useful for end-of-year practice, spiral review, and motivated practice when students are exhausted from standardized testing or mentally "checked out" before a long break (hello summer!). Teachers and students alike enjoy motivating activities, so engage your students today with this relaxing activity!

With this activity, students will solve systems of three equations (using elimination or substitution) and then color the picture according to the given variable and indicated color to reveal a beautiful, colorful mandala! As an added bonus, the final products make fabulous classroom decor! This activity is an excellent resource for sub plans, enrichment/reinforcement, early finishers, and extra practice with some fun. It is especially useful for end-of-year practice, spiral review, and motivated practice when students are exhausted from standardized testing or mentally “checked out” before a long break (hello summer!). Teachers and students alike enjoy motivating activities, so engage your students today with these fun coloring activities!

In this activity, students will practice measuring line segments (up to an eight of an inch or 0.1 centimeter precision) as they have fun coloring! Students will measure lines and then color their answers according to the color given to reveal a beautiful, colorful mandala! This no-prep activity is an excellent resource for sub plans, enrichment/reinforcement, early finishers, and extra practice with some fun. It is especially useful for end-of-year practice, spiral review, and motivated practice when students are exhausted from standardized testing or mentally “checked out” before a long break (hello summer!). Color motivates even the most challenging students and the students get a fun chance to practice their essential geometry skills. In addition, the finished products make fabulous classroom decor! Thanks and enjoy your new product!

In this activity, students will practice their math skills (adding and subtracting decimals) as they color! Students will answer the exercises and then color their solutions on the picture with the indicated color to reveal a beautiful, colorful mandala. This coloring activity is perfect for upper elementary and middle school grades as the mandalas are fun, geometric patterns that the students enjoy revealing as they color. This activity is excellent for sub plans, enrichment, extra practice, or just plain fun! As an added bonus, the completed activities make beautiful classroom decor. Thanks and enjoy your new product!

With this activity, students will practice evaluating expressions using the order of operations as they have fun coloring! Students will reveal a beautiful, colorful mandala as they simplify expressions using the order of operations and then color the picture accordingly. This activity uses only basic order of operations (no nested parentheses or brackets) and only has one problem each with exponents and distributive property. It is aimed for students who do not yet use calculators (4th - 7th) and is a fun way to review essential arithmetic skills! Give your students something they'll enjoy doing as they fine-tune their skills! This activity is great for sub plans, enrichment, early finishers, extra practice, or just plain fun. As an added bonus, the finished products make excellent classroom decor! Thanks for looking and enjoy your new product!

With this activity, students will practice multiplying fractions (proper and improper with some cross cancellation) as they color! Once they put their answers in simplest form, they color the part of the picture with their answer according to the indicated color to reveal a beautiful, colorful mandala. Not only is coloring a great way to motivate students, but the final products also make fabulous classroom decor! This activity is excellent for sub plans, enrichment, extra practice, early finishers, or just plain fun! If you like this, you may also like these other color by number activities: Rounding decimals Multiplying decimals Identifying multiples Identifying factors Dividing decimals Converting fractions and decimals Basic order of operations Adding and subtracting mixed numbers Adding and subtracting fractions Two-digit multiplication Adding and subtracting decimals Thanks for looking and enjoy your new product!

What better way for students to get motivated about practicing their algebra skills than coloring! Even high school students love to color when they get the opportunity, so give this activity a try! This worksheet includes 13 problems involving solving linear inequalities (one-step, two-step, and multi-step). Students color the mandala according to their answers. Even the most unmotivated students enjoy this worksheet (I've used it several times in my math class)! The worksheet is a great activity for practicing essential algebra skills while having fun doing it. It also is a great activity to leave for students on days you have a sub. The students stay busy and out of trouble! If you like this, you may also like these other color by number activities: Finding slope using a graph Finding slope between 2 points Finding slope and y-intercept Factoring trinomials Direct and inverse variation Combining Like Terms Adding and subtracting polynomials Thanks and enjoy your new product!

With this activity, students will practice their two-digit multiplication skills as they have fun coloring! Students will reveal a beautiful, colorful mandala as they solve multiplication problems and color the picture accordingly. This activity has only positive integers and is aimed for students who do not yet use calculators (3rd - 7th). Give your students something they'll enjoy doing as they fine-tune their multiplication skills! This activity is excellent for sub plans, enrichment, extra practice, or just plain fun! As an added bonus, the finished products make beautiful classroom decorations! Thanks for looking and enjoy your new product!

With this activity, students will practice multiplying and dividing exponents while having fun as they color! Students will simplify 12 problems of varying difficulty and then follow the special coloring directions for each problem to reveal a beautifully colored picture. The coloring directions give the students even further opportunities to practice their algebra skills as they must apply math vocabulary (sum, denominator, numerator, exponent, base, etc.) to color the picture correctly. Even unmotivated students enjoy coloring, so give them the opportunity to have fun while they practice their algebra skills! The final products create awesome classroom decor, too! If you like this, you may also like these other color by number activities: Finding slope using a graph Finding slope between 2 points Finding slope and y-intercept Factoring trinomials Direct and inverse variation Combining Like Terms Adding and subtracting polynomials Thanks and enjoy your new product!

In this activity, students will add and subtract polynomials as they tap into their creative side! Once student simplify the expressions, they will locate the box with their answer in it on the next page and follow the given directions for that box. They will fill the box with fun patterns, drawings, and creative ideas! The students will create their own colorful masterpieces as they reinforce their algebra skills, and you will be able to quickly check for understanding as the students assemble their artwork. This flexible activity allows students to stretch their imagination while reinforcing important algebra concepts. This activity is great for sub work, enrichment/reinforcement of skills, extra credit, or just plain fun! As an added bonus, the completed work doubles as excellent classroom decor and allows your students to show off not only their math, but also their artistic, skills!

With this activity, students will practice factoring trinomials, including by removing the GCF. After they identify the factors, they will color the mandala according to the color indicated for the factors (or GCF, as specified in the directions). Even unmotivated students enjoy coloring, so give them a chance to have fun while practicing their important algebra skills! When the students are done, the finished pieces make beautiful classroom decor and allow you to showcase your students' coloring, and algebra, skills! If you like this, you may also like these other color by number activities: Multiplying binomials Finding slope using a graph Finding slope between 2 points Finding slope and y-intercept Evaluating functions Direct and inverse variation Combining Like Terms Adding and subtracting polynomials Thanks and enjoy your new product!

In this activity, students will practice solving systems of equations with either substitution or elimination (or by graphing, if they choose), and then color the part of the picture with the solution with the indicated color. The problems include systems that are already in slope-intercept form and those that need to be converted to slope-intercept form (in case the student wants to solve by graphing). Students stay engaged during this activity and are engaged and stay motivated, especially when they see the picture come to life with color! This is a great activity to give your students some extra practice on essential algebra skills, and it creates beautiful classroom decor when they are done! If you like this, you may also like these other color by number activities: Finding slope using a graph Finding slope between 2 points Finding slope and y-intercept Factoring trinomials Direct and inverse variation Combining Like Terms Adding and subtracting polynomials Thanks and enjoy your new product!

With this activity, students will simplify expressions by combining like terms. They will then identify the coefficient or constant in each simplified expression and color it accordingly to complete a beautiful pattern! Even unmotivated students will enjoy practicing their skills with this color by number activity. The final products make beautiful classroom decor--a perfect way to showcase your students' talents! Treat your students (and yourself!) to something they'll enjoy doing! If you like this, you may also like these other color by number activities: Multiplying binomials Finding slope using a graph Finding slope between 2 points Finding slope and y-intercept Factoring trinomials Evaluating functions Direct and inverse variation Adding and subtracting polynomials Thanks and enjoy your new product!

With this activity, students will practice adding and subtracting fractions (with unlike denominators) while they have fun creating a colorful masterpiece! Students will color their simplified answers according to the color indicated to reveal a beautiful mandala pattern. The answers are all positive (no negative answers) and include some mixed numbers. Even unmotivated students enjoy coloring, so let them have fun while they practice their basic fraction skills! This activity is excellent for sub plans, enrichment, early finishers, extra practice, or just plain fun! As an added bonus, the finished products make beautiful classroom decor! Thanks for looking and enjoy and enjoy your product!

With this activity, students will practice finding slope using a graph...and their coloring skills! Students will color the mandala with the indicated colors as they progress through the worksheet to reveal a beautiful and fun pattern when they are finished. Even unmotivated students enjoy the opportunity to color, so let them have fun as they strengthen their algebra skills at the same time. This worksheet is engaging for secondary students, and it creates fabulous classroom decor when the students finish! If you like this, you may also like these other color by number activities: Multiplying binomials Finding slope between 2 points Finding slope and y-intercept Factoring trinomials Evaluating functions Direct and inverse variation Combining Like Terms Adding and subtracting polynomials Thanks and enjoy your new product!

With this activity, students will graph and solve systems of inequalities. They will then determine if a given point is a possible solution and color it accordingly to reveal a beautiful colorful picture! Even unmotivated students will enjoy practicing their algebra skills with this color by number activity. The final products make beautiful classroom decor--a perfect way to showcase your students' talents! Treat your students (and yourself!) to something they'll enjoy doing! If you like this, you may also like these other color by number activities: Finding slope using a graph Finding slope between 2 points Finding slope and y-intercept Factoring trinomials Direct and inverse variation Combining Like Terms Adding and subtracting polynomials Thanks and enjoy your new product!

With this activity, students will practice simplifying radical expressions (square roots only). After they identify what's left inside the radicand, they will color the mandala according to the color indicated. Even unmotivated students enjoy coloring, so give them a chance to have fun while practicing their important algebra skills! When the students are done, the finished pieces make beautiful classroom decor and allow you to showcase your students' coloring, and algebra, skills! If you like this, you may also like these other color by number activities: Finding slope using a graph Finding slope between 2 points Finding slope and y-intercept Factoring trinomials Direct and inverse variation Combining Like Terms Adding and subtracting polynomials Thanks and enjoy your new product!

Product Description In this activity, students will apply their knowledge of circumference, area, radius, and diameter to solve problems (mostly word problems) as they have fun coloring! Students will color their answers on the picture with the indicated color in order to reveal a beautiful, colorful pattern! Color motivates even the most challenging students and the students get a fun chance to practice their essential geometry skills. This no-prep activity is an excellent resource for sub plans, enrichment/reinforcement, early finishers, and extra practice with some fun. It is especially useful for end-of-year practice, spiral review, and motivated practice when students are exhausted from standardized testing or mentally “checked out” before a long break (hello summer!). Even unmotivated students enjoy coloring, so give them the opportunity to enjoy practicing their skills with this fun color-by-number activity! In addition, the finished products make fabulous classroom decor!

With this activity, students will color by number as they practice solving equations (one-step, two-step, multi-step, and equations with variables on both sides). In addition, the worksheet is designed so that students must solve the equations in order to color the design instead of merely coloring numbers and trying to establish a pattern. This worksheet is sure to engage even unmotivated students and serves as beautiful classroom decor when the students complete them. If you like this, you may also like these other color by number activities: Finding slope using a graph Finding slope between 2 points Finding slope and y-intercept Factoring trinomials Direct and inverse variation Combining Like Terms Adding and subtracting polynomials Thanks and enjoy your new product!

In this activity, students will combine like terms of algebraic expressions as they tap into their creative side! Students will simplify algebraic expressions by combining like terms. Then, they will find their answer in a box on the next page and then decorate that box according to the directions for that exercise. The students will create their own colorful masterpieces as they reinforce their algebra skills, and you will be able to quickly check for understanding as the students assemble their artwork. This flexible activity allows students to stretch their imagination while reinforcing important algebra concepts. This activity is great for sub work, enrichment/reinforcement of skills, extra credit, or just plain fun! As an added bonus, the completed work doubles as excellent classroom decor and allows your students to show off not only their math, but also their artistic, skills!