How it works
This kite color by number set opens on a Diamond kite with a tail. Then: Box kite, Kite over a hill, Child flying a kite, Delta kite, Two kites, Kite in a tree and Kite at the beach.
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Three kite shapes
The Diamond kite with a tail is drawn flat, in four quarters. The Box kite is a frame with two bands of cloth, seen from one corner, and the Delta kite is one wide triangle with a streamer at each tip.
The child and kite color by number picture
Child flying a kite shows a child in a red shirt and blue pants holding the string on green grass, with the kite high on the right. It takes 5 crayons and 54 easy squares; the sky is left white.
- Three sheets color all 144 easy squares: the Diamond kite with a tail, the Delta kite and Kite in a tree.
- Black is in all 8 easy keys: every kite has a black string or a black tail.
Questions and answers
Which kite color by number printable is the quickest to color?
Two kites: 48 easy squares, the fewest on the page, because the sky is left white. The Box kite has the shortest key, 4 crayons: red, orange, brown and black.
Are the kite color by number worksheets right for kindergarten?
The easy sheets are 12 by 12 grids and no key goes above 5. The Box kite is the plainest, in big blocks of red and orange; the kindergarten set has 8 by 8 grids.
Which crayons does the diamond kite need?
Five, numbered 1 to 5: blue for the sky, red and yellow for the four quarters of the kite, black for the tail and green for its two bows.