Spring Multiplication Color by Number

Q: Does a spring addition and subtraction color by number fit on one grid?

Yes. Add and subtract within 20 sits under Quick settings in More options. Sums and differences share the grid, and the sheet is titled Color by answer.

Q: How do I get a spring color by number subtraction worksheet?

Set Problems to Subtraction in More options, then pick the largest number, 10, 20, 50 or 100, under Adding and subtracting. Every square then holds a difference.

Q: Can two groups color the same picture?

Yes. New problems keeps the Beehive and writes new facts in its squares. Print each version: its own colored key follows on page 2.

Color by product: Beehive

Solve each problem, then color the square by its answer. An answer of 8 or 24 means leave the square white.

8×14×64×24×54×93×81×88×3

2×46×410×29×42×103×122×1212×2

8×14×62×31×103×22×54×23×8

1×85×46×612×34×54×910×28×3

2×46×15×21×610×12×31×106×4

9×42×103×125×66×55×46×612×3

3×22×56×110×33×105×21×610×1

2×129×26×32×93×69×26×312×2

To color on screen, choose a color in the key, then tap the squares.

How it works

Each square of this spring multiplication color by number grid holds one fact, and its product points to a crayon in the key. The Beehive comes first: 64 facts from the 2 to 10 tables, in yellow and orange bands.

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Narrow the tables

More options, below the grid, holds the tables. Times tables 2, 3 and 4 and Times tables 6 to 9 are one press each under Quick settings. For any other mix, check single tables from 1 to 12 under Times tables.

Spring color by number math beyond times tables

Add within 20 and Add and subtract within 20 are the other two quick settings, so the same garden pictures print as a spring color by number addition sheet or as mixed practice.

The Trowel is the only easy picture that needs 5 crayons; the Crocus and the Picket fence need 3.
The Garden gnome's beard and the Picket fence are white squares: they hold facts too, and the key says leave white.

Questions and answers

Does a spring addition and subtraction color by number fit on one grid?

Yes. Add and subtract within 20 sits under Quick settings in More options. Sums and differences share the grid, and the sheet is titled Color by answer.

How do I get a spring color by number subtraction worksheet?

Set Problems to Subtraction in More options, then pick the largest number, 10, 20, 50 or 100, under Adding and subtracting. Every square then holds a difference.

Do the facts go up to 12 × 12?

Yes. The second factor runs from 1 to 12, so with the 12 table checked the largest fact is 12 × 12. The page opens on tables 2 to 10, where the largest is 10 × 12.

Can two groups color the same picture?

Yes. New problems keeps the Beehive and writes new facts in its squares. Print each version: its own colored key follows on page 2.

All 8 pictures

In the garden 4

Garden gnome A garden gnome under a tall pointed red cap, with an orange face, a blue jacket and black shoes. Its beard is the white squares. 8 by 8: 28 squares to color (red 14, blue 6, orange 4, black 4). 12 by 12: 56 squares to color (red 26, blue 12, orange 10, black 8).
Lawn mower A red push lawn mower with black wheels, a black handle and a yellow engine, on green grass. 8 by 8: 30 squares to color (red 12, green 8, black 8, yellow 2). 12 by 12: 70 squares to color (green 24, red 20, black 20, yellow 6).
Picket fence A white picket fence with two rails, in front of green grass and a blue sky. The fence is the white squares. Red flowers grow in the grass, and the 12 by 12 grid adds yellow ones. 8 by 8: 32 squares to color (blue 16, green 13, red 3). 12 by 12: 72 squares to color (green 36, blue 32, red 2, yellow 2).
Trowel A garden trowel with a red handle and a blue blade, its tip in brown soil beside a green sprout. 8 by 8: 31 squares to color (blue 12, brown 8, red 6, green 3, black 2). 12 by 12: 62 squares to color (blue 23, brown 18, red 12, green 7, black 2).

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Blooms and bees 2

Beehive A round beehive in bands of yellow and orange with a black doorway, on a brown stand. 8 by 8: 44 squares to color (yellow 18, orange 16, brown 6, black 4). 12 by 12: 98 squares to color (yellow 44, orange 32, brown 16, black 6).
Crocus A purple crocus, a cup of petals round an orange middle, with green leaves at the foot of its stalk. 8 by 8: 38 squares to color (purple 24, green 12, orange 2). 12 by 12: 86 squares to color (purple 62, green 20, orange 4).

In the backyard 2

Bird bath A brown bird bath filled with blue water. A red bird with a yellow beak sits on the rim. 8 by 8: 31 squares to color (brown 20, blue 6, red 4, yellow 1). 12 by 12: 67 squares to color (brown 40, blue 18, red 8, yellow 1).
Clothesline A clothesline between two brown posts, with a red shirt and a yellow towel hung out to dry over green grass. The 12 by 12 grid adds a blue sock. 8 by 8: 38 squares to color (brown 20, green 8, yellow 6, red 4). 12 by 12: 66 squares to color (brown 30, green 12, red 10, yellow 10, blue 4).

How this list was compiled: Our own pixel pictures of spring things, drawn square by square for this page on 8 by 8 and 12 by 12 grids in October 2026. Nothing is traced, scanned or copied from clip art, and no picture shows a brand, a logo or a character from a film, show, book or game. The descriptions say what is drawn and state no other fact. The square and color counts were counted from the finished grids. Licence: own work