Number Coloring Pages 1-10 PDF FREE Download

If you are searching for a fun and educational way to help your preschoolers and/or kindergartners learn their numbers? You’re in the right place! In today’s blog post, I’m sharing a set of 10 free printable number coloring pages 1 – 10. 

I have designed these coloring pages to help kids recognize numbers from 1 to 10, both in digit and word form, all while having fun with coloring!

These number 1 to 10 coloring activities are a great tool for reinforcing number recognition,  number-word association, and fine motor skills.

Whether you’re a teacher looking for classroom resources or a parent seeking educational activities at home, these printables are a wonderful addition to your toolkit.

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Free Number Coloring Pages Included

Each page in this printable set focuses on one number at a time.

Here’s what you’ll find on every page:

A large, bold numeral (for example, 1, 2, 3, etc.) in bubble format making them perfect for coloring.

The number word in all caps (e.g., ONE, TWO, THREE) helps children become familiar with spelling and reading number words.

A fun, themed image to color that corresponds to the number.

For example:

1 flower pot, 2 flowers, 3 clouds, 4 phones, 5 balloons, 6 hearts, 7 stars, 8 apples, 9 shapes, and clouds.

I carefully chose these images so that they will be engaging and age-appropriate for preschoolers and kindergartners.

The simplicity of the designs also helps avoid overwhelming children.

Why Use Number Coloring Pages For Early Learning?

There are so many benefits to using number coloring worksheets with your children.

Here are a few key ways these pages support early math and literacy skills:

Number Recognition

Before children can start counting or doing simple math, they need to be able to recognize numbers.

These coloring pages allow kids to see each number on its own, helping them to identify and name numbers from 1 through 10.

Word Recognition and Vocabulary Development

In addition to the number itself, each page includes the number spelled out in word form. This helps children associate the numeral with its word equivalent. This is a key step in developing number literacy and building vocabulary.

By repeatedly seeing the words “ONE,” “TWO,” “THREE,” etc., kids start to recognize them by sight, which also supports early reading skills.

Fine Motor Skills

I’ve said this so many times on the blog and will forever be saying, coloring is more than just fun!

It’s great for strengthening the small muscles in kids’ hands and fingers, which are essential for holding pencils and writing.

By coloring in numbers and images, kids are developing the fine motor coordination they’ll need for handwriting and other tasks.

Counting Practice

Each picture corresponds to the number on the page, offering a built-in opportunity for counting.

For example, when your child colors the page with the number 4, they can count and color 4 phones. This reinforces the connection between the numeral, the quantity, and the word.

Visual Learning and Engagement

Children are highly visual learners.

These coloring pages are designed with clear, bold numbers and fun images that will grab kids’ attention and keep them engaged.

Making learning feel like play, and, in my opinion, that’s exactly how it should be at this stage.

Tips For Using These Number Coloring Pages?

These worksheets are super versatile.

Here are a few fun and educational ways you can consider using them:

At Home – Add them to your homeschool curriculum or after-school learning routine. Have them handy for quiet-time activity or rainy-day fun. You can also laminate the pages for reuse with dry-erase markers.

In the Classroom – Use them as morning work, math center activities, or for number of the day practice.

Alternatively, you can send them home as part of a take-home learning pack. Or, pair them with hands-on counting activities (like using counters or toys to match the number on the page).

In Small Group or One-on-One Settings – Use them with preschoolers who are just starting to learn their numbers. Or perhaps you can incorporate them into a lesson on number-word recognition.

Or, provide extra practice for students who need a bit more help with number identification.

Bonus Ideas to Extend Learning

Want to go a little deeper with the number learning experience?

Here are a few simple extension activities to try:

Rainbow Numbers – Ask your child or students to color each number with different colors (like a rainbow). This not only makes the page look extra cheerful but also gives them extra practice focusing on the shape and structure of each number.

Word Tracing – After coloring the number word (for example, three), provide a blank lined sheet and help your child try writing the word on their own. This reinforces spelling and handwriting skills.

Counting Objects – Give kids a handful of small manipulatives (like buttons, pom-poms, or beads) and have them place the correct number on the colored image. For example, put 5 pom-poms on the balloons after coloring page five.

Number Collage – Cut out numbers from magazines or newspapers and glue them onto the coloring pages. This adds a tactile element to learning and helps children recognize numbers in various fonts and formats.

Who Are These Worksheets For?

These free number coloring pages are ideal for:

Preschoolers (ages 3–4) who are just beginning to recognize numbers.

Kindergarteners (ages 5–6) who are working on number words and basic counting.

Pre-K classrooms, homeschool settings, daycare centers, and early intervention programs.

They are also perfect for ESL learners and special education students who benefit from visual and repetitive learning formats.

Download Your Free Number Coloring Pages

Just click the link below to download the full set of number coloring pages 1 to 10 in one easy PDF file.

Numbers 1-10 Coloring Pages (3 downloads )

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Learn Numbers 1 to 10 Coloring PDF

Learning numbers is one of the first big milestones for preschool and kindergarten kids. With these free number coloring pages, you can make the process fun, engaging, and hands-on.

By combining numbers, number words, and playful images, these worksheets provide a well-rounded introduction to early numeracy skills.

Whether used at home or in the classroom, they’re a fantastic way to help your kids grow confident in their number knowledge.

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