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Numbers & Counting Coloring Pages

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Four apples fill a basket, and five bees hover above flowers. These small groups use large, separated objects for a first count.

Seven stars and nine balloons form middle-sized groups. Fourteen cookies sit in rack rows, while fifteen toy boats form three rows in a tub.

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Things to make with your numbers & counting coloring pages

Count with one mark each

Place a small removable counter beside every object as you count. Check that no object receives two counters.

Group larger sets

Circle the cookies or boats in equal rows. Add the row totals to check the complete group.

Make a count-and-color key

Choose one color for the first five objects and another for the next group. Continue until every object is included.

Each picture is an individual vector PDF. Print on US Letter, or choose β€œFit to page” for A4. Try one copy first to check the margins.

Explore another collection: Simple Shapes coloring pages Β· Alphabet coloring pages Β· School coloring pages.

Questions about numbers & counting coloring pages

Which counting pages go up to the biggest numbers, like twenty?

The largest counts in the numbers hub reach twenty. A flock of twenty chicks pecks around a barnyard with hay bales, nineteen kites with different patterns float above a grassy hill, eighteen penguins stand on Antarctic ice with icebergs, and eighteen seahorses drift through a kelp forest with bubbles and rocks.

See: Flock of Twenty Chicks Pecking Around a Barnyard Β· Sky Filled with Nineteen Kites Above a Grassy Hill Β· Colony of Eighteen Penguins Standing on Antarctic Ice Β· Eighteen Seahorses in Kelp Forest

Are there counting pages that show just a single item or a pair?

The smallest counts show a single lighthouse on a rocky seaside cliff with waves and birds, a pair of cats napping together on a sunny windowsill, a pair of ducks paddling across a village pond with houses and a bridge, and a pair of elephants splashing at a savanna watering hole.

See: Single Lighthouse Standing on a Rocky Seaside Cliff Β· Pair of Cats Napping Together on a Sunny Windowsill Β· Pair of Ducks Paddling Across a Village Pond Β· Pair of Elephants Splashing at a Savanna Watering Hole

Which counting pictures are set in the ocean or by the shore?

Sea and shore counting pages include a group of seven crabs exploring a tide pool among rocks and seaweed, a school of eight fish swimming around a coral reef, and a row of six seashells along a sandy beach. A fleet of fourteen sailboats also crosses a sunny harbor with a lighthouse and town behind.

See: Group of Seven Crabs Exploring a Coastal Tide Pool Β· School of Eight Fish Swimming Around Coral Reef Β· Row of Six Seashells Along a Sandy Beach Β· Fleet of Fourteen Sailboats Crossing a Sunny Harbor

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