Hidden Picture or Color by Answer

Hidden pictures or color by answers bring some excitement to a typical worksheet and allow for self checking. You can create these assignments in Google Sheets or Google Forms depending on how you want students to submit their work. I like these activities because the students receive instant feedback when they put in their answer. If they are correct a color appears if they are wrong nothing happens. In order to ensure they are doing the work, I have them send me their work once they have completed the picture. Below are activities, 3 of which have been tried in the middle school classroom. If you are interested in creating your own, check out the video. I had my students create their own and they came up with some amazing pictures.

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Long Division in Google Docs

I was making a long division worksheet for my students in Google Docs when I realized that it wasn't under equations. Here's how to insert it. This does not look very pretty so I have another video on how I do it in Google Sheets which takes longer but looks nicer.

Baby Yoda Pixel Art Template

This template is set for 3 sets of answers. I have the answers that are currently set, you will need to reformat them to use with your content. Baby Yoda Pixel Art Template Be on the lookout for this activity given 2 ordered pairs and asking for slope, y-intercept, and the equation of a line. I'm also formatting this for converting between percents, decimals, and fractions. If you want to reformat it before I post the above activities here is how.

Creating a Cut and Paste Worksheet like TPT

My secondary students are still at an age to enjoy cut and paste worksheets. This is how I create a template to quickly make a cut and paste worksheet on a template for them. A template is super helpful to use as you can make a copy any time you want a new topic in that style of activity.

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