How it works
Mouse color by number opens on a Mouse with a wedge of cheese. Then: Mouse with a strawberry, Field mouse on a wheat stalk, Mouse in a mouse hole, Mouse in a teacup, Sleeping mouse, Mouse face and White mouse.
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Brown mice on the easy grid, gray on the detailed one
The 8 basic crayons have no gray and no pink, so on the easy 12 by 12 grids the mice are brown or orange. Open More options and choose Detailed 24 by 24: five of them turn gray with pink ears.
Three sheets fill every square
The Mouse with a wedge of cheese, the Mouse in a mouse hole and the Mouse face color all 144 easy squares. The Mouse in a teacup is the quickest at 84, with a white background.
- Brown is in all 8 easy keys; on the White mouse it is only the ground.
- The Sleeping mouse keeps 7 squares white: the Z above its head.
Questions and answers
Is this a free color by number mouse printable?
Yes. All 8 sheets are free and print on one Letter or A4 page each. The colored answer key follows on page 2 unless you uncheck Answer key on page 2 in More options.
Which mouse sheet suits kindergarten or 1st grade?
The Mouse in a mouse hole and the White mouse take 4 crayons, the fewest, and the Mouse in a teacup has the fewest squares, 84. For smaller 8 by 8 grids, try kindergarten color by number.
How do you color a white mouse?
You color around it. The White mouse is paper white on a green background, with a red eye and an orange nose, ear, feet and tail. Check Put 0 in the white squares in More options to print a 0 in each white square.