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Your students will love solving and coloring their way through January with this Martin Luther King Day math activity! These MLK Day color by number addition and subtraction worksheets give 1st and 2nd graders a fun, no-prep way to practice facts to 20. They work perfectly for morning work, math centers, early finishers, or sub plans.
Each page features a meaningful MLK Day image. For example, students color a peace sign, Dr. King’s portrait, a dove, hands, a school bus, the earth, and more. To complete each page, students solve a problem, find the matching number in the color key, then color that section. Because the key drives every color choice, students must solve accurately. As a result, they practice real math skills inside a fun, engaging activity.
This set includes 8 pages. In addition, you get a mix of addition to 20 pages and subtraction within 20 pages. Plus, every worksheet comes with a matching answer key. Therefore, checking work takes almost no time. Best of all, every page prints in black and white. That means zero prep and no wasted color ink.
Teachers use these worksheets in many different ways. For example, they work great as morning work or bell ringers. They also make ideal early finisher activities and sub plans. Plus, they fit perfectly into math center rotations. In addition, these pages work well for January homework packets or home practice.
Beyond math, these pages open a natural door to discuss Dr. King’s message of peace, unity, and equality. Even better, the content suits first and second graders perfectly. So these sheets work beautifully during your MLK Day lesson or as a week-long January center.
Whether you teach 1st grade or 2nd grade, your students will stay on task and love every page. Add this to your January lineup and make MLK Day color by number addition and subtraction a classroom tradition!





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