Sure! Here’s an interactive coloring worksheet to help students identify rational and irrational numbers:

Instructions: 1. Read the definition of rational and irrational numbers. 2. Color the squares based on whether the number is rational or irrational. 3. Use the color key provided to color the squares accordingly.

Color Key: - Rational Numbers: Color the squares blue. - Irrational Numbers: Color the squares red.

Worksheet:

√2	π	0.5	3	1.25	√9	2.5	0.333…

Answer Key:

√2	π	0.5	3	1.25	√9	2.5	0.333…
red	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	red
red	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	red
red	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	red
red	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	red
red	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	red
red	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	red
red	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	red
red	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	red
red	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	red
red	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	red
red	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	red
red	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	red
red	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	red
red	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	red
red	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	red
red	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	red
red	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	red
red	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	red
red	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	red
red	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	blue	red

Note: The numbers √2, π, √9, and 0.333… are irrational numbers, while 0.5, 3, 1.25, and 2.5 are rational numbers.