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Color by Number Pages for Kids

438 color by number pages across 25 sets · very easy, easy, medium

When a child wants color by number, these are the pages that keep it simple. The spaces are roomy, the keys stay short, and the pictures are easy to recognize at a glance, like One Big Pumpkin, Friendly Ghost, Round Baby Dinosaur, and Big Ornament. A young child can settle in with a few crayons and actually finish the page, which is half the battle on a long afternoon.

Here, very easy means bold shapes with just a couple of colors or a small handful to track. Easy and medium still feel kid friendly, but they ask for a little more looking and matching, like Maple Leaf and Acorns or Snowman with a Broom. That makes this page a good place for little hands, early learners who like number matching, and older kids who still want a quick win instead of a packed, fussy picture.

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Spring

29 of 29 · see the whole set

Halloween

27 of 32 · see the whole set

Thanksgiving

27 of 32 · see the whole set

Easter

26 of 26 · see the whole set

Winter

26 of 30 · see the whole set

Christmas

25 of 32 · see the whole set

Dinosaurs

25 of 32 · see the whole set

Fall

25 of 32 · see the whole set

Flower

16 of 16 · see the whole set

Summer

16 of 16 · see the whole set

Turkey

16 of 16 · see the whole set

Unicorn

16 of 16 · see the whole set

Valentine's Day

16 of 16 · see the whole set

Butterfly

15 of 15 · see the whole set

Dragon

14 of 14 · see the whole set

Back to School

13 of 13 · see the whole set

St. Patrick's Day

13 of 13 · see the whole set

Cat

12 of 12 · see the whole set

Dog

12 of 12 · see the whole set

Farm

12 of 12 · see the whole set

Mermaid

12 of 12 · see the whole set

Ocean

12 of 12 · see the whole set

Space

12 of 12 · see the whole set

Pumpkins

11 of 11 · see the whole set

Santa

10 of 10 · see the whole set

What these levels mean here

Very easy pages stick to big shapes and very short color keys, so a child can spot the numbered spaces without much help. Easy pages add a few more sections to find. Medium pages still stay clear and approachable, but they take a bit more patience and are better for kids who already enjoy matching numbers as they color.

A good way to start

If the child is new to color by number, begin with a page that has one big subject, like a pumpkin, a stocking, or a hatching egg. Read the key together, then have them find all of one number before moving to the next. That keeps the page from feeling busy and turns it into a simple matching game.

What to use

Crayons are usually the easiest fit here because they fill big spaces fast and do not ask for a careful grip. If a child likes neater color, colored pencils work well on pages with more little sections, especially the ones that move past the very easy group.