Color Code Math Worksheets

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Color Code Math Worksheets are perfect for students who are working on the Venn diagrams concept in math. Each worksheet has a different color code, and the student is asked to fill in the corresponding boxes in the Venn diagram.

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Colour up your day with these colour Code Math Worksheets!

Summary: One of the colouring practices for children is colouring by code or also known as colouring by numbers. It is an exercise that helps students to follow instructions by colouring a picture with particular colours only. This activity can help the kids to discover the ability to connect symbols and meaning. It also helps young learners to get familiar with numbers and simple math. 

What is Colour Coding Activity?

Colouring is a popular activity for young students. Many parents have introduced this activity since their children can hold things. The tool for this exercise varies from pencil colours, crayons, markers, paints and more. Most toddlers might start to scratch the paper -or sometimes any surface they encounter with many kinds of abstract strikes. Parents do not have to worry because it is the process of the learning process. When the children grow up, they will get better colour and shape understanding with the help of adults around them. Colouring activity has various kinds of benefits for the kids' growth progress. It can help them to improve their brain's ability to focus and develop fine motoric skills.

Colouring activity does not only suit pre-schoolers. Students in kindergarten and elementary stages can also utilize this practice to improve their knowledge and skill. One of the colouring practices for them is colouring by code or also known as colouring by numbers. It is an exercise that helps students to follow instructions by colouring a picture with particular colours only. Parents and teachers can try to find the material for this activity through the Internet. It is of paper with colourless drawings and some code numbers on the picture. There will be instructions about what colour the students should put based on the number below or top of the drawing.    

Why is Colour Coding Activity Important for Young Students?

Colouring by numbers or code could be an alternative for young students to learn various lessons with fun and exciting experience. This activity can help the kids to discover the ability to connect symbols and meaning. It also helps young learners to get familiar with numbers and simple math. This exercise can prepare young students for more complex math lessons in middle or high school. Some people also make worksheets for colouring by numbers with simple math problems such as addition or subtraction. The kids need to answer the equation before "cracking" the colour code for the drawing. This example shows us that we can incorporate this activity with various lessons such as biology, geography, chemistry etc. Creativity is unlimited, so parents and teachers should try many ideas. Based on the University of Connecticut, colouring by number code can reduce stress and relax the eyes, especially if the children often spend their time in front of screens. Some experts also said that this exercise could improve students' linguistic development, self-regulation, hand and eye coordination, and an experience to solve a simple mystery. Hence, we recommend parents and teachers try this activity for their kids or students at home or school.    

How to Arrange Colour Coding Activity in the Classroom?

In engaging in a fun colouring-by-numbers or code activity, teachers should prepare the proper learning strategy and material for the students. First thing first, teachers should prepare the colouring worksheets. The worksheets can be the same for all the students or make them into various drawings. However, make sure that all worksheets have a similar level of difficulty. This act prevents some students might leave behind and become anxious or not confident with their work. Prepare the colouring tools (pencil colours, crayons, markers, or paints). It will be better and fair that every student has the same set of colouring tools. Try to incorporate the activity with other relevant subjects to make the students study in a fun and exciting way. Teachers should explain and give the students clear instructions to help them understand the activity.    

What are the Advantages of Learning Colour for Young Students?

Colours are elements that cannot be separated from the life of young children. There are many things and kinds of stuff with various bright colours for the children. Some say it is because bright colours can grab the baby's attention and help them develop colour recognition skills. Learning colours also help the students to improve their cognitive understanding and visual perception. This progress can help the children to prepare their pre-reading skills. Parents and teachers also can try to incorporate colours into the teaching material for the children. Based on the research by Bo Chang, Renmei Xu and Tiffany Watt from Ball State University, using colour in learning material has a positive result on young students. 

What are the Tips to Introduce Colour to Young Learners?

Since colour learning is essential for students, parents and teachers should guide the kids and students to study them. However, sometimes we could encounter a challenge while teaching it, so below are some tips for parents and teachers in teaching colours:

• Prioritize learning one colour at a time. 
• Guide the children to group various objects based on the colours.
• Let the kids get creative with the colouring tools.
• At a random time in the day, point to a thing and ask them to mention the colour.
• Use various strategies and mediums to avoid boredom while learning.
• Check their colour understanding regularly.