Description
Constitution Color by Number:
This is the perfect U.S. Constitution Extension Activity. You can use this Constitution activity as an anticipation guide to assess prior knowledge. You can use this activity as a unit review when you finish teaching the U.S. Constitution. You can assign this as homework after students complete my U.S. Constitution Escape Room. Lastly, you could use the student worksheet as a quiz or formative and then let them color as a reward! This is also perfect for emergency sub plans or Constitution Day! You choose what works best for you. This is a fun, colorful activity that allows students to show mastery while relaxing and coloring in their answers.
What’s Included:
1 Picture design
1 Doodle design (random doodles just for fun)
1 Word design
* 1 set of 12 questions: The questions are very basic questions. Students can either take an educated guess or look up the answers on the internet if you wanted. They could also use their textbook.
What do you need?
Crayons, markers or colored pencils
The following colors will be used: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green,
Blue, Black, Brown, Purple
(all standard colors)
Kristy W. –
This was a very interactive activity for my 5th grade students. They loved the reading and coloring.
Judith H. –
I have purchased several of these activities and my students love hunting for evidence to support their answer and then coloring the final product.
Hannah Shank –
Great resource for classroom
Rebekah C. –
This is a good resource for independent or partner review of the Constitution.
Lisha R. –
Used this to do a quick check of students’ understandings. Having the coloring sheet keeps students a little more engaged.
Kimberly B. –
This resource is great for reviewing and introducing the US Constitution. Our district loves cross-curricular activites, so this is great for that!
Sarah H. –
This is a great way to teach the Constitution and make it interactive for students to learn about.
Emily C. –
I love this resource! It has helped to immensely cut down the amount of time I have spent planning and creating resources.
Brenda Potter –
Thank you. This is exactly what I was looking for.
primaryinspo –
Easy to use, helpful in class. Students enjoyed it
Barbara Infante –
I left this for a constitution review activity with a sub and it was perfect!
Angela T. –
This was a great resource to help students dive deeper into the Constitution with activities to complete beyond just writing answers to questions!
Digitally Extra Teacher –
This was the perfect resource to go along with our unit. Thank you!
Nicole M. –
This helped my students while learning about the Constitution.
Samantha N. –
The escape room codes are always a class favorite when it comes to our choice boards. The articles are easy for students to understand and are very thoughtfully written.
Becky M. –
My students loved this activity. It gave a great review of the Constitution and they loved being able to color.
Jeanne R. –
This was a fun Constitution Day activity for my students. Thank you!
Cheryl B. –
My SS book talks about the Constitution but doesn’t go into much detail. I loved this resource for reading comprehension and finding the facts that answered the questions. I love that it had the coloring part included for my more artistic students.
Meaghan Leslie –
One of the few assignments that my students stayed consistently engaged in. I modeled reading and finding the answers. Students enjoyed the coloring section and I loved that the students were collaborating and learning!
Nikki H. –
Great assignment for my students to complete and keep them engaged in learning.