Christmas is in the air and these color by number division worksheets for Christmas are just what you need to spread joy in your classroom. Plus, color by number worksheets are always a big hit with the kiddos!
Use the worksheets for early-finisher, math centers, for good behavior, practice, etc...
Currently, I have two versions of Christmas division color by number worksheets. The difference boils down to style and the amount of division sentences on each worksheet.
Version 1 has more division sentences and less colors than version 2. Though, both version contain a Rudolph-themed multiplication chart.
What's included in version 1:
Version 2 (featured in the photographs below) is more bubbly and colorful than version 2. Your choice truly depends on the need for your classroom and personal preference.
Like I said above, both versions contain a Rudolph-themed multiplication charts.
In the end, color by number worksheets are AMAZING and you may just want to snag both!
What's included in version 2:
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Christmas Math Activities, Math Coloring Pages, Multiplication and Division Fact Fluency, Other Holiday Math Activities
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