Pixel Math

This is an all operation integer project for middle schoolers. It is essentially a color by number project that involves adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing with positive and negative integers. The picture is Pikachu. I often give students a survey at the beginning of the year to see which characters they are interested in, and I assign students a specific project based on the survey. I don't tell the students what their picture is supposed to be, to keep them engaged and excited t

This project helps students master two-step and multi-step equations while giving students the opportunity to color their favorite characters. The solution to each question corresponds to a specific color, which will be used to shade in the numbered grid, in accordance with the list of numbers in the bottom of each question box. Questions include integers, decimals, fractions, distributive property, and combining like terms. All of these projects are unique with different questions! Enjoy! :)

This is an all operation integer project for middle schoolers. It is essentially a color by number project that involves adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing with positive and negative integers. The picture is Sonic. I often give students a survey at the beginning of the year to see which characters they are interested in, and I assign students a specific project based on the survey. I don't tell the students what their picture is supposed to be, to keep them engaged and excited to

This is an all operation integer project for middle schoolers. It is essentially a color by number project that involves adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing with positive and negative integers. The picture is Black Panther. I often give students a survey at the beginning of the year to see which characters they are interested in, and I assign students a specific project based on the survey. I don't tell the students what their picture is supposed to be, to keep them engaged and exc

This is a ratio project for middle schoolers. It is essentially a color by number project that involves ratio tables, graphing ratios, part to part and part to whole ratios, percents, unit rate, and percents. The picture is Bowser. I often give students a survey at the beginning of the year to see which characters they are interested in, and I assign students a specific project based on the survey. I don't tell the students what their picture is supposed to be, to keep them engaged and excite

This is a ratio project for middle schoolers. It is essentially a color by number project that involves ratio tables, graphing ratios, part to part and part to whole ratios, percents, unit rate, and percents. The picture is Zelda. I often give students a survey at the beginning of the year to see which characters they are interested in, and I assign students a specific project based on the survey. I don't tell the students what their picture is supposed to be, to keep them engaged and excited

This project helps students master two-step and multi-step equations while giving students the opportunity to color their favorite characters. The solution to each question corresponds to a specific color, which will be used to shade in the numbered grid, in accordance with the list of numbers in the bottom of each question box. Questions include integers, decimals, fractions, distributive property, and combining like terms. All of these projects are unique with different questions! Enjoy! :)

This is an all operation integer project for middle schoolers. It is essentially a color by number project that involves adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing with positive and negative integers. The picture is Dr. Strange. I often give students a survey at the beginning of the year to see which characters they are interested in, and I assign students a specific project based on the survey. I don't tell the students what their picture is supposed to be, to keep them engaged and excit

This is an all operation integer project for middle schoolers. It is essentially a color by number project that involves adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing with positive and negative integers. The picture is Hulk. I often give students a survey at the beginning of the year to see which characters they are interested in, and I assign students a specific project based on the survey. I don't tell the students what their picture is supposed to be, to keep them engaged and excited to d

This is a ratio project for middle schoolers. It is essentially a color by number project that involves ratio tables, graphing ratios, part to part and part to whole ratios, percents, unit rate, and percents. The picture is Yoshi. I often give students a survey at the beginning of the year to see which characters they are interested in, and I assign students a specific project based on the survey. I don't tell the students what their picture is supposed to be, to keep them engaged and excited

This is a ratio project for middle schoolers. It is essentially a color by number project that involves ratio tables, graphing ratios, part to part and part to whole ratios, percents, unit rate, and percents. The picture is Toad. I often give students a survey at the beginning of the year to see which characters they are interested in, and I assign students a specific project based on the survey. I don't tell the students what their picture is supposed to be, to keep them engaged and excited

This is a ratio project for middle schoolers. It is essentially a color by number project that involves ratio tables, graphing ratios, part to part and part to whole ratios, percents, unit rate, and percents. The picture is Wolverine. I often give students a survey at the beginning of the year to see which characters they are interested in, and I assign students a specific project based on the survey. I don't tell the students what their picture is supposed to be, to keep them engaged and exc

This is a ratio project for middle schoolers. It is essentially a color by number project that involves ratio tables, graphing ratios, part to part and part to whole ratios, percents, unit rate, and percents. The picture is Mario. I often give students a survey at the beginning of the year to see which characters they are interested in, and I assign students a specific project based on the survey. I don't tell the students what their picture is supposed to be, to keep them engaged and excited

This is an all operation integer project for middle schoolers. It is essentially a color by number project that involves adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing with positive and negative integers. The picture is Superman. I often give students a survey at the beginning of the year to see which characters they are interested in, and I assign students a specific project based on the survey. I don't tell the students what their picture is supposed to be, to keep them engaged and excited

This is an all operation integer project for middle schoolers. It is essentially a color by number project that involves adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing with positive and negative integers. The picture is Batman. I often give students a survey at the beginning of the year to see which characters they are interested in, and I assign students a specific project based on the survey. I don't tell the students what their picture is supposed to be, to keep them engaged and excited to

This is an all operation integer project for middle schoolers. It is essentially a color by number project that involves adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing with positive and negative integers. The picture is Kirby. I often give students a survey at the beginning of the year to see which characters they are interested in, and I assign students a specific project based on the survey. I don't tell the students what their picture is supposed to be, to keep them engaged and excited to

This is an all operation integer project for middle schoolers. It is essentially a color by number project that involves adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing with positive and negative integers. The picture is Baby Yoda/Grogu. I often give students a survey at the beginning of the year to see which characters they are interested in, and I assign students a specific project based on the survey. I don't tell the students what their picture is supposed to be, to keep them engaged and e

This is an all operation integer project for middle schoolers. It is essentially a color by number project that involves adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing with positive and negative integers. The picture is Spongebob. I often give students a survey at the beginning of the year to see which characters they are interested in, and I assign students a specific project based on the survey. I don't tell the students what their picture is supposed to be, to keep them engaged and excited

This project helps students master two-step and multi-step equations while giving students the opportunity to color their favorite characters. The solution to each question corresponds to a specific color, which will be used to shade in the numbered grid, in accordance with the list of numbers in the bottom of each question box. Questions include integers, decimals, fractions, distributive property, and combining like terms. All of these projects are unique with different questions! Enjoy! :)

This project helps students master two-step and multi-step equations while giving students the opportunity to color their favorite characters. The solution to each question corresponds to a specific color, which will be used to shade in the numbered grid, in accordance with the list of numbers in the bottom of each question box. Questions include integers, decimals, fractions, distributive property, and combining like terms. All of these projects are unique with different questions! Enjoy! :)