The four main subjects
Science
Math
Social Studies
Language Arts

Science blue
Math red
Social studies green
Language art yellow

Is math red because you think its hard

what @TuttereyTutterey said, but instead id probably change math with purple

Math is definitely not purple

ok

Math is green
Science yellow
English red
Social studies orange

Math is yellow. Science is green. Social studies is white. Language arts is red.

Math= Red
Science= Blue
Social Studies= Green
Language Arts= Yellow

Math - Red
Science - Blue
Social Studies - Orange
Language Arts - Green

These were also the colors of my notebooks for these classes throughout middle school, I think that is why I associate then with these colors.

I’m assuming my color associations came from my binders as well.

This is how it goes:

Math = Green
Science = Orange
Language Arts = Red
Social Studies = Yellow

why do yall call social studies that. At my school we have refined our taste and started calling it global studies

Social Studies sounds like a good name

its clearly supposed to go like this

Math= Red
Science= Blue
Social Studies= Green
Language Arts= Yellow

School overall is very dark gray for me because I hate school and I can't wait to finish it so that I can focus on my projects that matter more.
I learned more from youtube videos and tutorials about things in school than I did in actual school, and not to flex or anything but I already have better income than my teachers.

It's not really a flex because it's not hard to have more income than teachers

I don't remember what colors I used for my stuff in school, or if I had some sort of color scheme. I think I had most of my stuff in just a black binder.

It's been a while

Math is blue
Science is green
Social Studies is red
Language Arts is yellow

Science - Blue, evocative of the technology science has enabled.
Math - Red, the color of a grader's pen marking errors.
Social Studies - Yellow, the worn coat of dust from times long ago.
Language Arts - Green, a shade of the nature many poets attempt to describe.

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It's not really a flex because it's not hard to have more income than teachers