Color by Code Worksheets: Solve or Read, Then Color the Square
Every square holds a problem, a word or a letter, and the key turns each one into a color.
A color by code worksheet is a grid with a small job in every square. Solve the problem or read the word, find it in the key, and color the square.
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- Color by Sight Word Pixel Pictures From the Words You TypeType your class's words, pick a picture, and print a sheet where reading the word picks the crayon.
- Color by Number Math WorksheetsEach square holds a problem, its answer picks the crayon, and a Frog, a Lion or a Submarine appears.
- Color by Multiplication Worksheets for Any Times Tables, 1 to 12Pick the times tables, and every square of a Robot, a Castle or a Butterfly becomes a multiplication fact.
- Color by Addition WorksheetsAdd the two numbers, find the sum in the key, and color a Domino, an Abacus or an Alarm clock.
- Hundreds Chart Mystery Picture Sheets to Print or Color on ScreenPick a hidden picture and print a 1 to 100 chart with the list of numbers that colors it in.
- Color Words Worksheets for Kindergarten and First Grade ReadersEvery square holds a color word, so a pupil reads red, blue or brown before picking up a crayon.
- Subtraction Coloring SheetsSolve each subtraction, match the answer to the key, and color. The picture stays secret until the last square.
- Color by Letter Free PrintableEvery square holds a letter and the key gives each letter a crayon. Start with b, d, p and q.
- Division Coloring SheetsEvery square holds a division fact, and its quotient picks the crayon that reveals a hidden picture.
- Color by Letter Spring WorksheetsEvery square holds a letter pair such as Rr, and the key gives each pair a crayon.
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When the grid is full a pixel picture shows: whole squares, not line drawings. Five pages are color by code math worksheets: addition and subtraction within 10, 20, 50 or 100, the times tables you choose with division, all four operations mixed, and pictures hidden in a hundreds chart. Three are for reading: sight words you type, the 11 color words, and look-alike letters such as b, d, p and q. Each sheet prints on one page of Letter or A4 with a name line, and a colored answer key can print on page 2. A share link reopens the picture and settings, never words you typed.
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