This winter color key division set will allow your students to practice basic facts in a fun way.
This is another free resource for teachers from The Curriculum Corner.
This winter color key division set will allow your students to practice basic facts in a fun way.
You can download this free resource for teachers by clicking on the bold link in the post below.
This winter color key divisioin set contains four different color key pages with division facts. You will find pages with snow and other winter themed clip art.
These fit well into our other winter materials – you will find links to these at the bottom of this post.
The top of the page contains a key for coloring and each page contains math facts for practice.
You may choose to have students color as they solve each division fact. Another option is to have the students write the answer in pencil and then color when finished with the math fact work.
These winter color by number pages might be used at a math center if you need to give your students a paper & pencil option. Teachers can also use these during morning entry for those students who like to include coloring in their morning routine.
You can download this winter color key multiplication / color by code winter set here: Winter Color Key Math
You will find more winter freebies here:
- Winter Color Key Addition
- Winter Color Key Subtraction
- Winter Color Key Multiplication
- Coordinate Grids for Winter
- Winter Sports Math & Literacy Centers
We also have a complete set of division timed tests that you can find here: Division Timed Tests
As with all of our resources, The Curriculum Corner creates these for free classroom use. Our products may not be sold. You may print and copy for your personal classroom use. These are also great for home school families!
You may not modify and resell in any form. Please let us know if you have any questions.
Thank you to Creative Clips for the great clip art!
Colleen says
can’t find the link.
Jill & Cathy says
Hi Colleen, We are using a little bit of a different format, but you will find the link in the blue box at the bottom of the post. It should say something about “finding the link here”.