Civics End of Year Review Color-By-Numbers Activity | Civics & American Government

These Civics End of Year Review Color-By-Number Activities for Civics & American Government contains 3 Color-By-Numbers worksheets with over 70 standards-based review questions spanning the entire year’s Civics and American Government curriculum! Use as fun, engaging test prep for the Civics EOC, your own final exams, or even as curriculum-focused enrichment in the final days of school! Ideal for middle or high school Civics or American Government students looking to review content that spans the entire school year.

These Civics End of Year Review Color-By-Number Activities are aligned to all four areas of the Florida State Standards for Middle School Civics and should be easily compatible with most other states’ Civics or American Government curriculum standards as well. 

This Civics End of Year Review Color-By-Number Activities for Civics & American Government resource includes:

✯ Three unique Color-By-Number pattern worksheets, each with two pages of review questions, 24 questions each. The Color-By-Number patterns are themed around Civics-related imagery, including a set of scales, a red-white-and-blue “political party” and a star-spangled American Flag. 

Students will answer the 24 standards-based, multiple-choice review questions to reveal the color code for filling in their Color-By-Number sheets. Provided they answered all the questions correctly, they’ll see a hidden image start to emerge! 

✯ Over 70+ standards-based, multiple-choice questions, 24 to each Color-By-Number page. These review questions challenge students to remember vocabulary and key concepts from just about every topic taught in a standard Civics or Government curriculum.

The standards-based review questions reinforce key vocabulary and main idea concepts from across the standard Civics or American Government curriculum. The review topics include:

• Civics & Citizenship
• Foundations of Government (including Types & Systems of Government) 
• Colonial Rebellion & American Revolution
• The Declaration of Independence 
• The United States Constitution
• The Three Branches of Government: Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Branches
• The Bill of Rights
• Voting Rights Amendments
• U.S. Foreign & Domestic Policy

Students will love this engaging, meaningful review—so much so, they’ll hardly realize they’re studying for the End of Course exam! 

Sample Questions include:

• This was the country’s first attempt at a governing document. (Articles of Confederation)
• The Intolerable Acts were passed by the British crown in response to this rebellious act of the American Colonists. (The Boston Tea Party)
• The 26^th Amendment lowered the national voting age to this number. (18)
• The ability to impeach a president and remove them from office is an example of this branch’s power to check the Executive Branch. (The Legislative Branch)
• Tinker v. Des Moines questioned whether teachers and students retain this constitutional right at school. (The First Amendment Right to Free Speech)

These Color-By-Number reviews work great as stations activities, too! Consider creating End of the Year Review Stations with my Civics End of Year Review Dominoes or How A Bill Becomes A Law Board Game!

The resource is available as a printable, non-editable PDF. An answer key is provided, as well as sample completed Color-By-Number pages!

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