Numbers

Color digits, number scenes and pictures with objects to count. Choose single digits with wide interiors, rows of objects to count, or fuller scenes with numbered balloons and sails. Count aloud or give each object a different color.

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Eight acorns arranged in two rows of four, each with a patterned cap.

Count Eight Acorns

easy

Balloons shaped like 1, 2 and 3 float above a teddy bear picnic.

123 Balloon Picnic

medium

Ten strawberries in two rows of five, each with a leafy top, a stem and oval seed marks.

Count Ten Strawberries

easy

Five oval balloons with wavy strings, two above and three below.

Count Five Balloons

easy

Five smiling fish with different patterns swim above seaweed.

Five Little Fish

easy

Four diamond-shaped kites in two rows, each divided into four triangles and ending in a ribbon tail.

Four Diamond Kites

easy

Nine square blocks in a three-by-three arrangement, each with a smaller square inside.

Count Nine Square Blocks

easy

Seven round two-hole buttons: four in the upper row and three in the lower row.

Count Seven Buttons

easy

Six fan-shaped shells in two rows of three, with lines radiating from the base.

Six Seashells

easy

Three large apples each have a leaf and a short stem.

Three Apples

easy

Three separate mittens in one row, each with a rounded thumb and a broad cuff.

Count Three Mittens

easy

Two large pears side by side, each with a curved stem and a veined leaf.

Two Pears

easy

Count objects or read a numeral

Touch each object once. The color is a tracking aid, not the numerical answer.

Three apples

Three separated fruits are easy to count without a busy background.

Three Apples →

123 balloons

Numerals sit above a picnic scene. Choose this to name the symbols and tell a story.

123 Balloon Picnic →

Count three, then color

Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.

Try it on paper

Original coloring page: Three Apples →

Three red apples with green leaves, brown stems and white highlights. — A digital color suggestion, not a photograph of a printed result. Open the original line drawing to print and try your own colors.

1. Red fruit
2. Green leaves
3. Brown stems

Touch the apples in order: top, lower left, lower right. Color all three red, leaving highlights white.
Color each of the three leaves green.
Color all three stems brown.

Count again: three apples, regardless of their color. Name a different palette for another copy.

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