Free Printable Spring Color by Number Worksheets

This free spring color by number worksheet set is a fun way to teach fine motor skills, number recognition, and color recognition. I hope you and your little learners enjoy!

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If you're looking for educational activities for spring time, you've come to the right place! Make sure to check out these additional free printables for the spring season while you're here on The Artisan Life:

• Spring addition math worksheets
• Spring count & graph pages
• Spring dot marker coloring pages
• Adorable bugs coloring pages
• Spring picture bingo

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How to use free printable spring color by number pages

These color by number pages feature numbers 1-6. They can be used by pre-k children (with help), kindergarten students, first graders, and other ages of young children who need additional practice or remediation.

These pages help teach numbers and color words while building children's hand muscles and hand-eye coordination. They're fun and developmentally appropriate. It's a win-win!

If children are still working on reading their color names, you can make a color key by coloring in the tip of each crayon with the appropriate color. 

There are many ways to use these number coloring pages. Here are a few ideas to get your creative juices flowing:

• Use the pages in math centers
• Get your entire family involved with coloring
• Use them as morning work
• Use them with small groups or as independent work
• Provide them as extra practice for students who are working towards mastery of numbers and color words
• Use them with occupational therapy clients
• Place them in your sub plans 

It may sound too good to be true, but you can make these coloring sheets reusable by sliding each page into a heavy duty sheet protector or dry erase pocket.

Instead of using dry erase markers, which erase themselves, use Stabilo Woody 3-in-1 crayons. They color fantastically well and don't erase themselves. Check out the video below to see what I mean! (Get the pictured dinosaur coloring pages in this post.)

Spring color-by-number pages previews

This set has six color by number printables. Each sheet features different spring images with things like flowers, garden tools, and birds.

Each page has six different colors and uses basic colors available in all but the very smallest crayon sets. If you don't have a light blue and a dark blue, you can show your children or students how coloring lightly or more heavily changes the crayon's appearance on the page.

Here's a look at all six different pages in your set of spring color by number pages. (Any blurriness or fuzziness in the images is the result of image compression to help this page load more quickly.)

Free color by number spring theme PDF file download area

This color by number pack is licensed for personal use, including single classroom use and use with your local library activities. 

You are not licensed to redistribute the files or print outs to others for use with their children/students. Selling the pages or digital file is prohibited. 

I hope you enjoy these fun spring color by number pages! Make sure to check out the posts below for more free printables for adults and kids of all ages.