How it works
City color by number starts with a Skyline at night under a crescent moon. The other seven sheets: Row of townhouses, Bridge and towers, City bus, Apartment building, Corner store, Clock tower and Crane on a building site.
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Buildings on seven sheets, a bus on the eighth
Every sheet but the City bus shows buildings, from the three townhouses to the four towers behind the bridge. All are made up: no sheet shows a real city or landmark.
Two sheets fill every square
The Skyline at night and the Bridge and towers color all 144 easy squares. The Crane on a building site is the quickest at 79. Open More options and choose Detailed 24 by 24 for 6 to 8 crayons a sheet, gray among them on all eight.
- Yellow is in 7 of the 8 easy keys; only the Apartment building does without it.
- The easy Skyline at night has 14 yellow window squares and a 6-square moon.
- On the detailed Skyline at night one square is red: the light on the antenna.
Questions and answers
Is there a city skyline to color by number?
Yes, it opens the page. Skyline at night is black and purple buildings with yellow windows under a blue sky: 4 crayons on the easy grid, 7 crayons and 565 squares on the detailed one.
What do the blank squares on a city sheet mean?
They stay white. On the Corner store the only blank squares are 12 in the striped awning; on five other sheets it is mostly the sky. Check Put 0 in the white squares in More options to print a 0 in each.
Do the city sheets come with an answer key?
Yes. A sheet and its crayon key fill one Letter or A4 page, and the finished picture prints in color on page 2. To leave that page out, uncheck Answer key on page 2 in More options.