New Year's Figurative Language Color By Number

These New Year's Figurative Language Color by Number Worksheets are the perfect way for your students to practice identifying different types of figurative language!

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Help your fourth and fifth graders to identify similes, metaphors, alliteration, onomatopoeia, hyperboles, and personification with these fun New Year's Color by Number Worksheets!

These NO PREP New Year's worksheets are Common Core aligned and can be used for review, homework, morning work, literacy centers, in sub plans, or just for some fun to celebrate the new year!

Types of Figurative Language Covered

In this activity, students will review the terms with New Year's themed sentences featuring similes, metaphors, hyperbole, personification, alliteration, and onomatopoeia.  

New Year's Color By Number Worksheets 

Students will use these answers to color fun New Year's themed pictures including Baby New Year, a New Year Clock, and the New Year Ball Drop.

Answer Keys are included so students can self-check their work if using as a literacy center activity.

These New Year's Figurative Language Color by Number Worksheets  can be used as:

          * a literacy station or literacy center

          * for review work

          * for fast finisher work

          * time fillers

          * sub plans

          * New Year's fun

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Helpful Tools We Love For Color by Number Activities

• Printer I absolutely LOVE my HP Printer that uses Instant Ink! I love it because I can use as much ink as I want for one low cost!  No more running to the store for printer cartridges! Try it out for free here!                                                     
• Crayons While you can use any crayons with these worksheets, my favorites are the twistable crayons!  They color so vibrantly and they last a long time!

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In addition to each lesson, there are drills and games to give your students additional multiplication practice.

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The book was designed to keep students engaged with a variety of different problem types, games, and activities.

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Martin Luther King Jr. Color By Number Worksheets Subitizing or Number Recognition

Your students can learn about Martin Luther King Jr. and practice subitizing with these Martin Luther King Jr. themed Subitzing Color by Number Worksheets!

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What is Subitizing?

Subitizing is the ability to recognize the value of a small group of objects without counting individually one by one.

You use subitizing when you look at a rolled dice and immediately know the amount of dots showing.

This skill of quickly recognizing groups is an important foundational math skill that helps later on with addition and even multiplication!

Martin Luther King Color by Number

These Martin Luther King Jr. Subitzing Color by Number Worksheets will help your students to develop this skill while they have fun coloring!

Students will look at the number representations in each coloring space.  They will then look for the corresponding number in the color key to determine what color to use while coloring that spot.

When Can I  Use These Martin Luther King Jr. Subitizing Color by Number Worksheets?

These subtizing color by number worksheets could be used as a math center, extra practice with a small group, sent home as extra practice, or even done as a whole group activity.  They also make easy additions to sub plans!

What's Included?

This set includes (8) Martin Luther King Jr. themed color by number subitizing worksheets and answer keys.  

Pages Include:

* Martin Luther King Jr.

* Martin Luther King Jr. Speaking

* Justice

* Dove and Heart

* Peace and Love

* Cloud (Dream) Earth, and Love

* State of Georgia

* Peace Sign

Each subitizing worksheet reviews seeing numbers through:

* domino patterns

* finger patterns

* dice dot patterns

* ten frames

* tally marks

The finished Martin Luther King Jr. coloring pages make a great wall or bulletin board display!

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Helpful Tools We Love For Color by Number Activities

• Printer I absolutely LOVE my HP Printer that uses Instant Ink! I love it because I can use as much ink as I want for one low cost!  No more running to the store for printer cartridges! Try it out for free here!                                                     
• Crayons While you can use any crayons with these worksheets, my favorites are the twistable crayons!  They color so vibrantly and they last a long time!   

More Color By Number Worksheets

Looking for some more color by code coloring pages?  Check out some of these options:

St. Patrick's Day Math Facts Color by Number

St. Patrick's Day Subitzing

Easter Subitizing

Earth Day Color By Number

Thanksgiving Subitizing

Christmas Subitizing

Hanukkah Subitizing

Winter Color by Number Worksheets

Looking for a fun way to practice math facts during the winter months? Check out these Winter Color by Number Worksheets! Perfect for first through fourth graders, these worksheets combine math fact practice with winter-themed coloring pages.

But don't worry if you have older students who still need to work on their math facts - these winter printables  can work for them too! With a variety of pictures to color, including gloves and scarves, hot cocoa, igloos, penguins, polar bears, snowmen, and winter birds, your students will love practicing addition and multiplication facts.

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Winter Color by Number 3rd and 4th Grade

Kids love to color! Mixing fun winter coloring sheets with math fact practice is a great way to make learning fun during the winter months!

These Winter Color by Number Worksheets  can be used in a variety of ways, from math stations and centers to review work and fast finisher activities. They're also great for subs and can be used to supplement your existing math curriculum.

Plus, these worksheets are no-prep - simply print the ones you want to use and you're ready to go! Each math fact set comes with eight winter-themed color by number pages and answer keys.

If you're a teacher, parent, or homeschooler looking for a fun way to make math fact practice more engaging, these Winter Color by Number Worksheets are the perfect solution. And if you have any requests for additional skills, be sure to leave a comment below!

I currently have  addition and multiplication math facts versions of these Winter Color by Number Worksheets.  If you have a request for additional skills, leave a comment below! 

Winter Color by Number Addition

Winter Color by Number Multiplication

Winter Color by Number Printables

Save even more (50% off) by buying them in the four season color by number sets!

Multiplication Facts Color By Number Four Seasons

Addition Facts Color By Number Four Seasons

Pull out the crayons or markers and let your students have fun while learning their math facts with these winter math fact printables!

Helpful Tools We Love For Color by Number Activities

* Printer I absolutely LOVE my HP Printer that uses Instant Ink! I love it because I can use as much ink as I want for one low cost!  No more running to the store for printer cartridges! Try it out for free here! 

* Crayons While you can use any crayons with these worksheets, my favorites are the twistable crayons!  They color so vibrantly and they last a long time!

Winter Activities

Looking for more winter activities for your students?  Here are lots of fun ideas for you to try!

Ideas to Engage Students After Winter Break  

Winter Themed Math Centers for Third Graders  

If I Were in a Snow Globe Writing Prompt 

Color by Number Worksheets

Looking for more color by number worksheets?  You will love these fun color by code activities!

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Ideas to Engage Students After Winter Break

Are you looking for some ideas to engage your students after winter break? Getting back into a routine can be hard, but here are a few tips and tricks for getting your students back into school mode after the Holidays!

1. Re-arrange Classroom Seating and or Groups

Working with the same people all the time can get stale and boring. Try changing up the seating arrangement to get students interacting with new people.  

You might also want to change the way you have students grouped.  Maybe they have all been in rows, and now is the time to move into groups.  Or, maybe you want to give flexible seating a try.  Now is a great time of year to make those changes!

2. Coloring Can Be Calming

One problem with a return from the holidays is that students are pumped up with excitement! I love to use color by number worksheets to review skills and get my students back into the groove of school work.  The added bonus is that coloring is calming!

This time of year is perfect for either these New Year's Color by Number worksheets! They are available in addition, multiplication, and number recognition (subitizing).

You might also like these seasonal Winter Color by Number Worksheets.

Bonus Tip: Play soothing music in the background as your students color in their pictures.

3. Introduce Whole Class Rewards

Have students earn points by doing the things that you would like to see reinforced in your classroom.  Some ideas could include:

* Participating in classroom discussions

* Being on task

* Being ready for the next activity in a certain amount of time.

4. Inspire Your Students

My students always love watching Kid President videos. 

This is the perfect time to share his pep talk. 

If your students fall in love with Kid President too, check out this writing lesson I did with my students.

Jessica's Daily Affirmations is also a great video to share.  Have your students write their own affirmations.

5. Reinforce Routines and Classroom Expectations

The return to the classroom after winter break is a great time to reinstate your classroom routines and remind students of the classroom expectations, norms, and routines.

You might want to try this After the Holiday Behavior Expectations Review Freebie to go over some of your expectations.

6. Review Math Concepts With Winter Themed Math Centers

Harness your students' excitement about the winter season with fun winter themed math centers!

These winter themed math centers for third graders can be used after winter break for math centers, independent work, small group activities, or as a free choice activity.

The Winter Math Centers include 5 standards aligned activities and include the following math skills:

* Telling time 

* Elapsed Time

* Addition and Subtraction With Regrouping

* Multiplication Facts

* Word Problems Involving Multiplication and Division

7. Honor Martin Luther King Jr. 

Since Martin Luther King Jr. day is celebrated each year in the United States on the third Monday of January, it is a great unit to introduce when you return to school.

Have students research his accomplishments and messages of justice, peace, freedom, and equality.

Check out this Pinterest board full of activities, resources and ideas for learning more about Martin Luther King Jr.

I also have Martin Luther King Jr. color by number resources.

8. Make Time for Fun

When you're focused on getting back into school gear and the new semester learning objectives, it is easy to forget to spend a little time having fun.

Returning to school can be easier when you remind your students how fun learning can be!

Do you have any tried-and-true tips for engaging your students after Winter Break?  

Share with us in the comments below!

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