Description
Want an engaging Day of the Dead color by number activity that goes beyond reviewing colors or just coloring? Give students this comprehension color by number to review what they’ve learned about El Día de Muertos. There is a short comprehensible reading included about el Día de Muertos
This download includes 12 questions about the Day of the Dead holiday. Each question has correct answer with a specific color. Students will use the color with the correct answer to complete the color by number. Students should complete the color by number after answering all questions.
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This resource is great for…
- sub plans
- classwork
- station activities
- homework
- fast-finishers
- review after holiday breaks
- test review
- quiz
- extra credit
- reviewing colors in Spanish
TWO VERSIONS INCLUDED:
- Questions in Spanish – Answers in Spanish
- Questions in English – Answers in Spanish
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Jade
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Siria C. –
I enjoy reading this Dia de los Muertos with my 4th-grade dual language class. The vocabulary was comprehensive, easy to follow, and loved code coloring answers.
Great resource, no prep, great forthe main idea, and to locate important information.
Nilda C. –
It was a quick activity that even my most reluctant students actually did.
Srta H’s Classroom –
A great, cultural activity to leave with a sub! Love that it includes information and coloring
Stacey R. –
This was a fun and engaging way for my students to practice the content!
Abby L. –
This was a great way to review the vocabulary for Día de los Muertos!!
Megan D. –
My students love these color by number activities! This was a great as a fast finisher option.
Patricia M. –
Such a fun activity for dia de los muertos. My high schoolers love to have coloring brain breaks. This is also informative with the comprehensible reading.
Stephanie J. –
Absolutely love all the color by codes by her and have both several
Patrizia Tabolt –
My students had fun with it, and learned a lot. Very engaging!
Spanish Slice by Allyson Weiss –
This is a great activity. Students like being able to use their answers to color the picture, and the picture turns out great! It’s also nice that there are two versions, one with tthe questions in Spanish and one with the questions in English. The answers are in Spanish in both versions. It also comes with an answer key and two versions of a comprehensible text!
La Secundaria –
Allyson,
There is a text included. Did your download not have the correct file? I definitely understand how frustrating that would be. Please email me at [email protected]. I’d love to help you solve this issue.
Jade
Heather Alexis –
This activity was a great addition to the holiday learning I had already planned, and I paired it with multiple videos and literary research resources. Since it was used at the start of the year, students still struggled with following directions and working independently.
Melissa B. –
I am very happy with this resource- although in hind sight, I would have purchased the editable version to more closely complement my curriculum.
Karla H. –
My students loved this resource! They were very engaged and it was a great resource to review what they learned about Dia de muertos!
La tienda de J and E –
Students loved doing this day of the dead activity! Very fun. Thanks for the activity!
Valerie Tejera –
Great product!
Courtney V. –
Thank you for this great resource for my middle school students! We loved this!
Crystal T. –
My students enjoyed this activity! They loved coloring it and making it their own.
Ashley W. –
My 7th grade students loved this activity. We used the English version and it was perfect for our 50 minute class period. I did use the coordinating pasaporte cultural and I highly recommend using these two activities together to create a complete lesson.
Courtney W. –
I was able to use this as a sub activity and students always enjoy a chance to color.
Mallory S –
Love, love, LOVE this resource! Such a fun, engaging way to incorporate cultural aspects into the curriculum when sometimes it feels like we don’t have as much time to do so as we’d like! It is great that students are also practicing their reading skills with this resource. Thank you!