Snowman with a Scarf
Grade 1 · addition within 10
Answer key on page 2
Addition color by number
Sums to 10 hidden in a picture: a fun way for first graders to practise addition facts. Print a new version with different sums whenever you like.
Santa Claus Waving
Grade 1 · addition within 10
Answer key on page 2
Reindeer with a Bell
Grade 1 · addition within 10
Answer key on page 2
Gingerbread Man
Grade 1 · addition within 10
Answer key on page 2
Christmas Stocking
Grade 1 · addition within 10
Answer key on page 2
Owl on a Branch
Grade 1 · addition within 10
Answer key on page 2
Turtle on the Beach
Grade 1 · addition within 10
Answer key on page 2
Butterfly and Flowers
Grade 1 · addition within 10
Answer key on page 2
Friendly Dinosaur
Grade 1 · addition within 10
Answer key on page 2
Unicorn on a Cloud
Grade 1 · addition within 10
Answer key on page 2
Rocket in Space
Grade 1 · addition within 10
Answer key on page 2
Kitten in a Teacup
Grade 1 · addition within 10
Answer key on page 2
Cat Hugging Sushi
Grade 1 · addition within 10
Answer key on page 2
Cat Napping on a Cloud
Grade 1 · addition within 10
Answer key on page 2
Bubble Tea Cat
Grade 1 · addition within 10
Answer key on page 2
Unicorn on a Cupcake
Grade 1 · addition within 10
Answer key on page 2
Made for classrooms and kitchen tables
- New version: the same picture with new numbers, so each child gets a different sheet.
- Answer key on page 2 of every PDF.
- A4 or US Letter, black lines and a color key that also reads well in black and white.
- Times tables: choose one table, or mix them.
Color by number questions
How does color by number work?
Each area has a number or a small calculation. The child finds the answer, looks it up in the color key at the bottom of the page and colors the area. Areas without a number stay white.
Is there an answer key?
Yes. Page 2 of every PDF shows the finished picture in color, so children can check their own work and a teacher can correct a whole class at a glance. Every version made with “New numbers” has its own answer page, and the finished picture is always the same.
Can I print a different version for each child?
Yes. The “New numbers” button keeps the same picture but changes the calculations and the color key, so children sitting next to each other can't copy. Print as many versions as you like: each PDF has its own answer page, and the finished picture is the same for everyone.
Which level should I choose?
Numbers 1 to 6 for preschool and kindergarten, sums to 10 for grade 1, sums and differences to 20 for grade 2, times tables 2 to 5 for grade 3, and 6 to 9 for grades 4 and 5.
Are the worksheets free?
Yes. All the worksheets are free for home and classroom use, with no sign-up, and you can print them as often as you need, for one child or a whole class. Please share a link to this page rather than the PDF files, so that others always get the latest version.