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Looking for a fun and engaging way to review fiction vs. nonfiction? This set of color-by-code worksheets is perfect for classroom teachers and librarians!
You’ll get 6 ready-to-use printables plus 2 editable activities in Google Slides, so you can easily customize them with your own book titles or elements. Two worksheets even come with a matching PDF of book covers that you can project to spark discussion with your students.
Answer keys are included, making this a low-prep option that works for any grade level. These worksheets are a great fit for literacy centers, whole-group lessons, and even as a simple sub activity for librarians.
What’s Included:
- 6 no-prep color-by-code printables
- 2 editable color-by-code worksheets (Google Slides)
- 2 accompanying PDFs with book cover images
- Answer keys for all worksheets
Ways to Use:
- Whole-group lessons to introduce or review fiction vs. nonfiction
- Small groups or literacy centers for independent practice
- Sub plans—easy, engaging, and low-prep
- Library lessons to reinforce genre knowledge
- Early finishers or extra practice activities
Why Teachers Love It:
- Saves prep time with ready-to-use printables and answer keys
- Editable options make it easy to customize for any class or library
- Engages students with a fun, hands-on format
- Works across grade levels for flexible use
- Perfect balance of learning and creativity
TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID:
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My students LOVED this activity. I used this as a review and end-of-unit activity for the Fiction/Nonfiction Unit. Students were encouraged that they already knew how to do a color-by-number and could work Independently after we answered the questions together. I also really liked the self-check that students could do if they answered a question wrong. Don't see that letter? Go back, reread the question and see if you have the right answer.
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This was a fun activity for students to practice fiction and nonfiction. I love that there are different designs and different levels of difficulty. I also love that it's very easy to tell at a quick glance at the picture who's "got it" and who needs more help.
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⭐ Fiction vs Nonfiction Color by Code Fall Themed
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Copyright @Teresa Tretbar Amazing Literacy
Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Librarians may use this with multiple classes within ONE school. Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to share this product.
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Description
Looking for a fun and engaging way to review fiction vs. nonfiction? This set of color-by-code worksheets is perfect for classroom teachers and librarians!
You’ll get 6 ready-to-use printables plus 2 editable activities in Google Slides, so you can easily customize them with your own book titles or elements. Two worksheets even come with a matching PDF of book covers that you can project to spark discussion with your students.
Answer keys are included, making this a low-prep option that works for any grade level. These worksheets are a great fit for literacy centers, whole-group lessons, and even as a simple sub activity for librarians.
What’s Included:
- 6 no-prep color-by-code printables
- 2 editable color-by-code worksheets (Google Slides)
- 2 accompanying PDFs with book cover images
- Answer keys for all worksheets
Ways to Use:
- Whole-group lessons to introduce or review fiction vs. nonfiction
- Small groups or literacy centers for independent practice
- Sub plans—easy, engaging, and low-prep
- Library lessons to reinforce genre knowledge
- Early finishers or extra practice activities
Why Teachers Love It:
- Saves prep time with ready-to-use printables and answer keys
- Editable options make it easy to customize for any class or library
- Engages students with a fun, hands-on format
- Works across grade levels for flexible use
- Perfect balance of learning and creativity
TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID:
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
My students LOVED this activity. I used this as a review and end-of-unit activity for the Fiction/Nonfiction Unit. Students were encouraged that they already knew how to do a color-by-number and could work Independently after we answered the questions together. I also really liked the self-check that students could do if they answered a question wrong. Don't see that letter? Go back, reread the question and see if you have the right answer.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
This was a fun activity for students to practice fiction and nonfiction. I love that there are different designs and different levels of difficulty. I also love that it's very easy to tell at a quick glance at the picture who's "got it" and who needs more help.
Related Products
⭐ Fiction vs Nonfiction PowerPoint Lesson and Practice
⭐ Fiction vs Nonfiction Color by Code Fall Themed
⭐ Fiction vs. Nonfiction GAMESHOW
Copyright @Teresa Tretbar Amazing Literacy
Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Librarians may use this with multiple classes within ONE school. Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to share this product.
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