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Help your students internalize lab safety rules with this 12 question color by numbers activity. Students respond to a variety of questions ranging from what to do in specific situations and why the lab safety rules are in place. A great complimentary activity to any Introduction to Science unit. Once students have answered, they use the color code their answers give to complete a stylized drawing of a broken beaker.
How do I use Color by Numbers activities?
These color by numbers activities are print and go/low prep! I suggest printing the student answer worksheet and coloring page back to back.
Color by Numbers are an easy and fun to use activity. In my class, I use them as:
- In-class Worksheets
- Test Review
- Formative and Summative Assessment
- Homework Assignment
- Extra Credit Assignment
- Extension Activity for Early Finishers
- Emergency Sub-Plan
- Science Station Activity
Coloring also has the added benefit of reducing anxiety and helps students stay focused. My students usually take one 50-minute class period to complete them and they look great on your walls for Open House.
What will you find in this download?
1 Student Answer Sheet with Key
1 Color By Number Sheet with Key
1 Unnumbered coloring sheet for use as a mindful coloring activity.
➤ Access to a Google™ Slides editable version of the question sheet where you can change the wording of the questions or create different questions to match your needs.
Because I know that students are tech savvy and can easily find answer keys online, the actual color-coded key is not shown in the thumbnail. The correct full color answer key is included when you download the resource.
Note: While the activity uses only 12 colors, it was designed using the 24 pack of coloring pencils from the well-known yellow and green brand whose name is synonymous with crayon. If students do not have access to this brand/size, you/they can substitute colors as needed. Usually what I tell students is to simply cross out the color on the answer page and write down the color they used.
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Help your students internalize lab safety rules with this 12 question color by numbers activity. Students respond to a variety of questions ranging from what to do in specific situations and why the lab safety rules are in place. A great complimentary activity to any Introduction to Science unit. Once students have answered, they use the color code their answers give to complete a stylized drawing of a broken beaker.
How do I use Color by Numbers activities?
These color by numbers activities are print and go/low prep! I suggest printing the student answer worksheet and coloring page back to back.
Color by Numbers are an easy and fun to use activity. In my class, I use them as:
- In-class Worksheets
- Test Review
- Formative and Summative Assessment
- Homework Assignment
- Extra Credit Assignment
- Extension Activity for Early Finishers
- Emergency Sub-Plan
- Science Station Activity
Coloring also has the added benefit of reducing anxiety and helps students stay focused. My students usually take one 50-minute class period to complete them and they look great on your walls for Open House.
What will you find in this download?
1 Student Answer Sheet with Key
1 Color By Number Sheet with Key
1 Unnumbered coloring sheet for use as a mindful coloring activity.
➤ Access to a Google™ Slides editable version of the question sheet where you can change the wording of the questions or create different questions to match your needs.
Because I know that students are tech savvy and can easily find answer keys online, the actual color-coded key is not shown in the thumbnail. The correct full color answer key is included when you download the resource.
Note: While the activity uses only 12 colors, it was designed using the 24 pack of coloring pencils from the well-known yellow and green brand whose name is synonymous with crayon. If students do not have access to this brand/size, you/they can substitute colors as needed. Usually what I tell students is to simply cross out the color on the answer page and write down the color they used.
