Number Coloring Pages (PDF Printables)

How to Make Number Coloring Pages

With over 10,000 pages to choose from, creating number-themed coloring pages is easy. Whether you want a custom design or a ready-made page, these methods ensure fun and creativity for kids and adults alike.

Method 1: Using Colorings AI Coloring Page Generator

1. Write a Description for Your Coloring Pages

Start by describing your vision. For example: “A cute Bluey holding a number 5 with a rainbow backdrop,” “A dragon counting treasure coins in a cave,” “A dinosaur learning numbers in a jungle classroom,” or “Paw Patrol officers solving number puzzles in a city.”

2. Input Your Description

Type your description into the AI tool. It generates a unique page with numbers integrated into scenes, like Pikachu holding a glowing “10” or unicorns dancing in a numbered meadow.

3. Download Your PDF

Save your design as a PDF. The file includes clear lines and vibrant details, perfect for printing or sharing as a digital activity.

4. Print Your Coloring Pages

Adjust your printer settings for bold colors and crisp edges. Print on thick paper to prevent bleeding for smoother coloring.

Method 2: Using Existing Number Coloring Pages from Colorings AI

1. Browse Coloring Pages

Explore our collection. Under “Coloring Pages for Kids,” select categories like “Preschool Number Themes” or “Kindergarten Math Adventures.” Examples include “Cute Unicorn Counting 1-10” or “Easy Pikachu With Numbered Thunderbolts.”

2. Select and Download

Choose themes like “Spring-Themed Dinosaur Number Hunt” or “Paw Patrol Number Rescue Mission.” Download free PDFs with pre-designed pages, such as “Free Printable Coloring Sheets for Girls: Rainbow Number Maze.”

3. Print Your Selected Pages

Print the pages using high-quality settings. For example, a “Cute Bluey” number page shows the character solving puzzles in a park, while a “Dragon Treasure Counting” page features numbers hidden in a cave.

20 Craft Ideas to Do with Number Coloring Pages

With 20 unique pages, number coloring pages offer endless creative possibilities. From Pokémon adventures to Frozen fairy tales, these crafts combine popular characters and themes to inspire kids. Below are 20 hands-on ideas using free printable coloring pages in PDF format, featuring beloved characters like Ash, Pikachu, Elsa, and more.

1. Pokémon Battle Scene Poster

Color Pikachu battling a Team Rocket Rocket (Jessie, James, and Meowth) on a single page. Next, cut out the characters and glue them onto a cardboard base with a background of a vibrant Kanto region landscape. Add numbers like "1-5" around each Pokémon to indicate their level. Use markers to label the battle outcome—Pikachu wins! This project uses free printable coloring pages and teaches kids about Pokémon types and strategies.

2. Paw Patrol Number Puzzle

Print Chase, Marshall, and Skye from Paw Patrol on separate coloring pages. Color each character and number them 1-3. Cut each page into puzzle pieces (4-6 per character). Laminate the pieces and assemble them into a puzzle. Kids can match numbers to characters while learning counting. Use printable coloring sheets to create multiple puzzles for different Paw Patrol teams.

3. Frozen Snowflake Counting Cards

Color Elsa, Olaf, and snowflakes on three pages. Cut out each figure and snowflake. Number the snowflakes 1-10 and glue them onto a cardboard frame. Kids can count the snowflakes as they arrange them around the characters. Add glitter for sparkle. This craft uses free coloring pages PDFs and introduces basic math concepts through a wintry theme.

4. Dora the Explorer Number Map

Color Dora, Boots, and a jungle map on one page. Number the map’s checkpoints 1-7. Next, cut out the map and laminate it. Kids can use dry-erase markers to trace the numbered path while solving Dora’s riddles. This activity uses easy coloring pages for kids and reinforces sequencing skills. Add jungle animals as bonuses for extra fun.

5. Minecraft Number Blocks

Color blocks like dirt, stone, and gold on separate pages. Number each block 1-9 and cut them into squares. Stack the blocks into a 3D structure, labeling each layer with the corresponding number. Kids can build towers and count upward. This craft uses free printable coloring pages and introduces basic architecture and math through a pixel-art theme.

6. SpongeBob Underwater Number Hunt

Color SpongeBob, Patrick, and a treasure chest on a single page. Number the chest 1-4 and add sea creatures like jellyfish and starfish. Kids can "count" the sea creatures to find the treasure. Laminate the page and use a wipe-off pen for repeated play. This activity uses easy coloring pages for kids and encourages number recognition in an underwater setting.

7. Star Wars Number Battle

Color Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader on separate pages. Number each character’s lightsaber 1-2. Cut the characters and glue them onto a cardboard galaxy background. Kids can "count" the lightsabers during a pretend battle. Add stars and planets for decoration. This craft uses free printable coloring pages and introduces dueling concepts through a space theme.

8. Harry Potter Number Sorting Hat

Color Harry, Hermione, and the Sorting Hat on one page. Number the hat 1-4 and add Hogwarts houses. Kids can "sort" characters into numbered houses. Cut the page into puzzle pieces and reassemble them. This activity uses free coloring pages PDFs and introduces basic categorization skills through a magical theme.

9. Dinosaur Number Timeline

Color T-Rex, Triceratops, and a volcano on separate pages. Number each page 1-3 to represent time periods. Glue them onto a timeline background with arrows. Kids can count the eras as they learn about dinosaurs. This craft uses easy coloring pages for kids and introduces prehistoric history through a sequential theme.

10. Super Mario Number World Map

Color Mario, Luigi, and question blocks on a single page. Number the blocks 1-8 and cut them out. Kids can "collect" the blocks by counting as they play. Glue the blocks onto a cardboard map with numbered paths. This activity uses free printable coloring pages and introduces platforming concepts through a video game theme.

11. Animal Crossing Number Town

Color Tom Nook, a house, and trees on separate pages. Number the houses 1-5 and glue them onto a cardboard village. Kids can count the buildings as they "explore" the town. Add flowers and paths for decoration. This craft uses free coloring pages PDFs and introduces urban planning through a cozy village theme.

12. Disney Princess Number Crown

Color Elsa, Rapunzel, and their crowns on one page. Number the crowns 1-3 and cut them out. Kids can count the crowns and match them to the princesses. Glue the crowns onto felt for a wearable craft. This activity uses easy coloring pages for kids and introduces regal themes through a counting activity.

13. LEGO Number City

Color LEGO minifigures and buildings on separate pages. Number the buildings 1-6 and glue them onto a cardboard cityscape. Kids can count the buildings as they "build" the city. Add roads and trees for extra details. This craft uses free printable coloring pages and introduces construction concepts through a block-building theme.

14. Avatar Number Firebending

Color Aang, Zuko, and fireballs on a single page. Number the fireballs 1-4 and cut them out. Kids can "count" the fireballs as they pretend to fight. Glue the characters and fireballs onto a cardboard background with flames. This activity uses free coloring pages PDFs and introduces elemental themes through a counting game.

15. Fortnite Number Battle Bus

Color the Battle Bus and characters like a soldier on separate pages. Number the bus 1-3 and cut it into puzzle pieces. Kids can count the numbers as they assemble the bus. Add weapons and terrain for extra details. This craft uses easy coloring pages for kids and introduces survival themes through a gaming setting.

16. Spider-Man Number Web

Color Spider-Man and his web-shooters on one page. Number the webs 1-5 and cut them out. Kids can count the webs as they "shoot" them across a cardboard city skyline. Add buildings and villains like Green Goblin for decoration. This activity uses free printable coloring pages and introduces superhero themes through a counting challenge.

17. Minecraft Villager Number Shop

Color Minecraft villagers and items like wheat and diamonds on separate pages. Number the items 1-7 and glue them into a shop layout. Kids can count the items as they "trade" with villagers. Add signs and a cart for extra details. This craft uses free coloring pages PDFs and introduces commerce themes through a pixel-art setting.

18. Paw Patrol Number Boat Race

Color Chase, Skye, and their boats on one page. Number the boats 1-3 and cut them out. Kids can count the boats as they "race" them across a cardboard ocean. Add waves and sea creatures for decoration. This activity uses easy coloring pages for kids and introduces sailing themes through a puzzle-based game.

19. Frozen Number Ice Castle

Color Elsa, Anna, and the ice castle on a single page. Number the castle’s towers 1-5 and cut them out. Kids can count the towers as they build the castle. Add snowflakes and penguins for extra details. This craft uses free printable coloring pages and introduces architecture themes through a wintry setting.

20. Pokémon Number Evolution Chart

Color Pikachu and Raichu on separate pages. Number the evolution steps 1-2 and glue them onto a cardboard timeline. Kids can count the stages as they learn about Pokémon evolution. Add energy orbs and arrows for decoration. This activity uses free coloring pages PDFs and introduces biology themes through a fantasy setting.