Number Coloring Pages 1 to 10
Learn to count from 1 to 10 with these 20 free sheets. Each number comes twice. One sheet lines things up in neat rows. The other puts them in a little scene, like three fish in a bowl or a pizza cut into eight slices.
Start at 1 and do one number a day. When your child is done with these number coloring pages, our alphabet coloring pages are a good next step. Need dark clean lines? The printing guide shows the best settings.
Free Number Coloring Pages 1 to 10
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Number 1 Sun
One big sun shines with short rays all around it.
Number 1 Rocket
One rocket flies up past two little clouds.
Number 2 Balloons
Two balloons float side by side on their strings.
Number 2 Sneakers
Two sneakers with laces sit one above the other.
Number 3 Apples
Three apples sit in a row. Count them one by one.
Number 3 Fish Bowl
Three little fish swim around in a round fish bowl.
Number 4 Stars
Four big stars sit in two rows of two.
Number 4 Cars
Four toy cars sit in two rows. Small bushes grow at the bottom.
Number 5 Flowers
Five flowers grow in a row in the grass.
Number 5 Ice Cream
Five scoops of ice cream are stacked on one cone.
Number 6 Cupcakes
Six cupcakes sit in two rows of three.
Number 6 Eggs
An egg box holds six eggs in two rows.
Number 7 Leaves
Seven leaves sit in two rows. Four are on top and three are below.
Number 7 Mushroom
A big mushroom has seven round spots on its cap.
Number 8 Buttons
Eight round buttons sit in two rows of four.
Number 8 Pizza
A round pizza is cut into eight slices.
Number 9 Balls
Nine balls sit in three rows of three.
Number 9 Bowling Pins
Nine bowling pins stand in a group next to a bowling ball.
Number 10 Fish
Ten little fish swim in two rows of five.
Number 10 Fingers
Two open hands show all ten fingers.
Fun Counting Games for Kids
Play one of these games before the crayons come out.
- Count the pictures out loud, then color them.
- Trace the big number with a finger.
- Find the same number of toys in the room.
- Hold up the right number of fingers.
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Download the PDF instead of the image: it stays sharp at full page size.
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Print at 100% scale (not "fit to page") on plain A4 or Letter paper.
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Paper of 120gsm or heavier stops markers bleeding through.
Frequently asked questions
Are these good for preschool?
Preschool is just right. Kids of 3, 4 and 5 can count the big pictures and color inside the thick lines.
Why does each number have two sheets?
Seeing a number two ways helps it stick. Rows make counting easy. A scene makes kids look a little harder.
Do the pages go past 10?
Not yet. The set stops at 10 because those are the first numbers kids learn.
