This is a great resource to review missing complementary and supplementary angles in a fun way! All students need are markers, crayons, or colored pencils. Color by number activities allow students to unlock their creative sides, and help them stay focused. These color by number activities are self-checking and can help your students gain independence!

This is best used around Easter. The worksheet can be given in class, as homework, and/or used as a formative assessment. Keep math fun and engaging with this resource! I love to hang my students finished coloring pages around the room or on a bulletin board to help decorate the room. This resource is not editable.

This product will provide you with a PDF.

These Problems Require Students to:

• Recognize when adjacent angles are either complementary or supplementary
• Calculate the values of angles using complementary and supplementary angle relationships

This Color by Number Resource Includes:

• Color by number worksheet - student copy
• Color by number worksheet answer key

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