The Lamp: Color by Number
Sums to 20 color a clay lamp. Key on page 2.
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What you are getting
Math does not have to feel like a worksheet. This set of 24 free printables turns the facts your children are learning into things to color, trace, race through and play: a clay lamp, a fishing boat and a sheaf of grain that appear as the answers are worked out, mazes that only open for the right multiples, and dot-to-dots where the number of dots comes straight from Scripture. Twelve stones from the Jordan. Forty days of rain. Seventy elders at the tent. A net with 153 fish.
Every page is a single idea at a single level, and the grade band is printed on it, so you can hand a Grade 2 child the sums to 20 and a Grade 4 child the times tables without sorting through anything. Where there is an answer, the key is on page 2, so a parent can check in seconds. The pictures are always objects, never people: lamps, boats, tents, stars. Money is shown with plain generic coins and bills, so the sheets work in any home.
Print as many copies as you like on ordinary paper. Use them as a warm-up before the main lesson, as quiet work while you teach a younger child, as a rainy-day activity or as a reward for finishing the week. They do not replace a steady course, but they make facts friendly, and a child who has colored a lamp full of correct sums will often ask for another one.
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The Boat: Color by Number
Take away within 20 to color a fishing boat. Key on page 2.
The Tent: Color by Number
Add two-digit numbers to color a tent. Key on page 2.
The Sheaf: Color by Number
Multiply by 2, 5 and 10 to color a sheaf of grain.
The Fish: Color by Number
Multiply by 3, 4 and 6 to color a great fish.
Number Maze: Multiples of 3
Only the multiples of 3 lead out. One route.
Forty Days of Rain
Join 40 dots to draw the ark.
Genesis 7:12 BSB: And the rain fell upon the earth for forty days and forty nights.
Seven Days
Count by 7s around a seven-pointed star.
Genesis 2:2 BSB: And by the seventh day God had finished the work He had been doing; so on that day He rested from all His work.
Seventy Elders at the Tent
Count by 2s to 70 and draw the tent.
Numbers 11:16 BSB
One Hundred Fifty-Three Fish
Count by 9s to 153 and draw the fish.
John 21:11 BSB: So Simon Peter went aboard and dragged the net ashore. It was full of large fish, 153, but even with so many, the net was not torn.
Fact Family Houses: Add and Subtract
Three numbers, four number sentences. To 20.
Fact Family Houses: Multiply and Divide
Times and divide families to 81.
Race to 100
A hundred-chart game for two to four players, with a spinner.
Stepping Stone Paths
Fill in the missing numbers when you count by 3s to 25s.
Bible Numbers Word Problems
Eight cards, each number taken from a verse. Key on page 2.
Genesis 7:12 BSB: And the rain fell upon the earth for forty days and forty nights.
Telling Time
Read twelve clock faces and draw the hands on four.
Psalm 90:12 BSB: So teach us to number our days, that we may present a heart of wisdom.
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How we made these
Made by a homeschool family
Every answer on these pages is worked out by the program that draws them, never typed in by hand, and each puzzle is checked as it is built: a maze has exactly one route, every color-by-number space is checked to be large enough for its problem, and every key matches its page. Each number taken from the Bible is read out of the Berean Standard Bible text itself, so the stones, the days and the fish are the real counts. Child text is never smaller than 14 points, pictures show objects only, and every page carries the Ezra logo and our address.
Questions
Questions families ask
Are these printables really free?
Yes. Every page is a free download with no email address needed. Each PDF carries a small "Free from ezralearning.com" line so a friend can find the rest of what we make.
What grades are they for?
Kindergarten through Grade 5. The grade band is printed in the header of every page, and the file titles say what skill is practiced, such as sums to 20 or multiplying by 3, 4 and 6.
Where are the answers?
On page 2 of each PDF. The key repeats the picture or the puzzle with the answers filled in, so you can check at a glance.
How do I print them?
Use US Letter paper at 100 percent (actual size), portrait. A black-and-white printer works for everything; crayons or colored pencils do the color-by-number pages.
Why is the picture never a person?
We draw lamps, boats, sheaves, tents and stars. Objects keep the child looking at the numbers, and they never show a face of God or of Jesus.
Can I share them?
Please share the link to this page. You may print copies for your own family or class; please do not repost the PDFs elsewhere.
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