How it works
This fall math color by number page opens on the Bag of leaves: 64 squares, a sum within 20 in each, and a key that turns every answer into a crayon. Seven more fall pictures wait behind New picture.
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From sums to a fall subtraction color by number
Under the grid, open More options. Quick settings has Addition facts within 10, Subtract within 20, Times tables 2 to 5, and Divide by 2, 5 and 10. Problems lists 7 kinds, and Size grows the sheet from 64 squares to 144.
Eight autumn pictures, brown in every key
A bare tree, a bag of leaves, a potted mum, a bird feeder, a ginkgo leaf, cattails, a jug of cider and a s'more. All 8 easy grids use the brown crayon, and three of them need only 3 crayons: the Ginkgo leaf, the Cattails and the S'more.
- The easy Bare tree has the fewest squares to color, 23 of 64; the Potted mum has the most, 46.
- New problems keeps the picture and writes new sums, so two tables can color one Jug of cider from different sheets.
Questions and answers
Is there a fall multiplication color by number here?
Yes. Open More options and press Times tables 2 to 5 under Quick settings, or set Problems to Multiplication and check the tables you want, 1 to 12. The eight pictures stay; only the problems in the squares change.
Can it make a fall division color by number?
Yes. Divide by 2, 5 and 10 is one press under Quick settings, and Problems also has Division for any tables. Every division comes out even, with no remainder.
Is a plain fall color by number addition sheet free to print?
Yes. Nothing on the page costs money or asks for a sign-up. Print this sheet prints the worksheet on one Letter or A4 page, and the colored answer key follows as page 2.
Why do the white squares have sums too?
So the picture stays hidden until the sums are done. Their answers go with the last line of the key, leave white. Uncheck Problems in the white squares too in More options and the easy Bag of leaves keeps 39 sums of its 64.
Where is fall math with no picture grid?
On another page. The fall math worksheets print apple, pumpkin and leaf stories with answer keys, and nothing to color.