How it works
A St Patrick's Day multiplication color by number sheet starts at 64 squares, one times table fact in each, with a key that sorts the products by crayon. First is the Leprechaun trap: a green box over a gold coin.
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Split the tables in two
In More options, Quick settings has Times tables 2 to 5 and Times tables 6 to 9, one for each half of the facts. All tables, multiply and divide adds the 1, 11 and 12 tables and mixes in division.
Green, gold and a village
Eight pictures: a leprechaun trap, a stack of gold coins, a wishing well, a green bow tie, a green coat, a thatched cottage, an accordion and a head of cabbage. Yellow is in all 8 easy keys and green in 5. No picture shows a person.
- The Stack of gold coins and the Green bow tie take 2 crayons each on both grid sizes.
- Press New problems before each print and every group gets its own facts for the same Wishing well.
Questions and answers
Do the St Patrick's Day multiplication color by number worksheets print with a key?
Yes. Page 2 is the picture in full color. Answer key on page 2 is checked when the page opens; uncheck it in More options to print the worksheet alone, on one Letter or A4 page.
Do the same pictures print as a St Patrick's Day color by number addition sheet?
Yes. Add within 20 is the third quick setting in More options; under Adding and subtracting the limit can also be 10, 50 or 100. The squares then hold sums and the title reads Color by sum.
What does a St Patrick's Day math color by number sheet practice?
Whatever Problems is set to: Addition, Subtraction, Add and subtract, Multiplication, Division, Multiply and divide or All four operations. The page opens on Multiplication with tables 2 to 10.
How many crayons does a sheet need?
Two to five. The Wishing well uses 5 at both sizes: orange, red, brown, yellow and black. The easy Green coat, Leprechaun trap, Accordion and Head of cabbage use 3.