How it works
On an Easter color by number addition sheet every square holds a sum, and the key turns each answer into a crayon. Eggs in the grass opens the page: 64 sums within 20, two eggs half hidden.
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Easter math color by number, four ways
More options under the grid holds 4 Quick settings: Add within 10, Subtract within 20, Add and subtract within 20, and Times tables 2 to 5. Problems adds Division and All four operations. The picture stays as it is while the squares are rewritten.
Eggs, a hunt and a chocolate bunny
Six of the eight pictures hold an egg: in the grass, on a spoon, in a dye cup, in a carton, under a paintbrush and in an egg cup. The other two are a Chocolate bunny and a Bunny ears headband.
- The Egg and spoon is the quickest easy sheet to color, 18 squares of 64; Eggs in the grass is the longest, 48.
- Red and yellow are each in 7 of the 8 easy keys.
Questions and answers
What turns the sums into an Easter multiplication color by number?
Times tables 2 to 5 under Quick settings in More options, or Problems set to Multiplication with any tables from 1 to 12 checked. The pictures stay; each square gets a times table fact.
Is each Easter color by number addition printable one page?
Yes. A sheet is one Letter or A4 page, and the colored answer key prints as page 2. Uncheck Answer key on page 2 in More options to print the worksheet alone.
Which setting has the smallest sums?
Add within 10, the first quick setting. Only 45 sums fit under that limit, so a sheet of 64 squares has to use some of them twice.
Does the site have Easter math without a grid to color?
Yes, on another page. The Easter math worksheets print egg hunt, basket and jelly bean stories with answer keys, and no picture grid.