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Happy Holidays Coloring Page
We have a new coloring sheet to kick off the winter season! We've left one gingerbread cookie blank so you can color it in as yourself or someone you admire. After your masterpiece is finished, fill in the writing prompt with your very own holiday word problem. Here's an example to help get you started:
JiJi is warming up at the hot chocolate bar. If JiJi is buying a hot chocolate for $2.95 with a candy cane for $0.65, whip cream for $0.35 and chocolate chips for $0.15, how much will JiJi spend at the hot chocolate bar? #holidayswithjiji @STMath #STMathMA @Mass_STEMHub pic.twitter.com/qBsVGQHdjN
— Jenn Donais (@jenndonais) December 9, 2020
Download the Happy Holidays Cookie Coloring Sheet (PDF)
Writing Prompt and Winter Coloring Sheet
Celebrate with JiJi and Paco! On the coloring sheet below, share something you're proud of or reveal a goal you've worked really hard to achieve this year. Or, tell us what your goal is in math for the new year. This coloring sheet and writing prompt will help warm up the holidays, even on the chilliest days!
Be sure to share your creations on social media (Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook). JiJi might see it and respond.
Download the Holiday JiJi Coloring Page (PDF)
Happy Holidays from the MIND Family
With your help, ST Math is reaching more students than ever. We are so thankful to our partners, donors, and ST Math champions for being a critical part of MIND's mission. Thank you for helping us to ensure that all students are mathematically equipped to solve the world's most challenging problems.
Here's one more fun, free gift from JiJi, Paco, and all your friends at MIND. Enjoy our annual digital holiday card, which can be downloaded as a wallpaper for your phone or desktop by clicking the image below.
Parker Erickson was MIND’s Content and Community Specialist. As a digital storyteller, Parker is passionate about building strong communities through technology and social media. Off the clock, you can find him buried in the latest issue of The New Yorker or experiencing different cultures through food.
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