Need an fun activity to review the scientific method? This Valentines color by number is a fun way for students to review and consolidate their learning while also making the most of the Valentine's Day romance.

Students will answer 15 questions and then use the correct answers to complete the fun valentine's day color by number. Color by number worksheets are a unique way to help students revise key concepts and vocabulary while also keeping them engaged.

Color-by-number worksheets are perfect to use in middle school science classes with your review activities, for early finishers, independent work or to add to a great sub-plan.

Note: this resource is the same as the Science Color by Number Scientific Method but as a Valentine's Day edition.

How to use the valentines day scientific method color by number printables:

1. Students answer a series of multiple choice questions on the student question sheet.

2. Each number question relates to specific numbers in spaces on the color by number image.

3. The correct answer will give the correct color to color each space with that number on the student coloring page.

Why use the Valentines color by number science activity?

1. It's engaging and creative for students

2. It’s a great way to revise key learning

3. It’s easy to mark at a glance

4. low prep - just print and go

5. teacher answer key included with color key

6. the fun Valentines Day themed coloring page is perfect at this fun time of the year

What is included in the zip file?

The following valentines day worksheets are included in printable pdf file.

• color-by-number student page
• multiple choice code pages (2 pages)
• teacher color code key
• teacher answer key

Note: this activity is not editable.

Add this color by number - valentine's day edition worksheet to your resources now!

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