Multiplication Color By Number

Practicing multiplication facts can be fun! Your child will be begging to complete these multiplication color by number worksheets.

Do you remember learning those pesky times tables in school? I sure do!

You can make practicing multiplication facts fun and engaging for your child with these multiplication color by number worksheets.

There is a place for multiplication flashcard practice. But interactive and artistic worksheets can get most children to practice with minimal nagging.

So check out the color by multiplication fact worksheets below.

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Multiplication Color by Number Worksheets

Color by number worksheets make practicing skills fun. Instead of rote practice, multiplication color by number worksheets are more interactive.

Your child solves each multiplication equation and determines the product.  Next, they look at the key to locate the product and identify the correct color.

Then your child colors in a small space on a coloring sheet. Once all the spaces are colored in, your child sees the surprise picture complete.

Unlike a plain worksheet with a hundred multiplication facts, for a lot of learners, this is more pleasant.

Plus coloring in small spaces builds fine motor skills that most children need to develop.

Free Multiplication Color by Number for 3rd Grade

Typically in the United States, children learn multiplication facts in the third grade. So these free color by number printables are great for third grade.

But they are also a great review for older children.  Many children in fourth and fifth grade still don’t have a solid handle on the times tables. If they enjoy coloring, these worksheets can motivate them.

You can grab 2 free multiplication color by number worksheets in the box below.

How do you use Color by Multiplication Facts Worksheets?

The best thing about Color by Multiplication Facts Worksheets is how easy they are to use!

You just explain the instructions to your child or students:

  • Solve each multiplication problem.
  • Look at the key.
  • Color that section of the worksheet the appropriate color.
  • Repeat with all the problems until of the spaces in the worksheet are colored in

When do you use Multiplication Worksheets?

These are best used after your child has learned about the facts on the worksheet. The worksheet is practice – not a method to teach them the facts.

Consider the graphic above:

  • 3 x 4
  • is simply 3 groups of four

You can teach your child each fact by simply drawing circles and filling in each circle with dots to represent the fact.

This doesn’t need to be fancy:

  • Grab a piece of paper or a whiteboard.
  • Draw the number of circles to represent groups.
  • Make small dots inside each circle to represent the other factor.

Multiplication Color by Number Bundle

For a lot of learners, learning multiplication facts will take consistent practice for about a year. That’s why I created the Multiplication Color by Number Bundle for you!

Your child will have access to all the practice they need to learn those pesky facts.

You can check out Multiplication Facts Color by Number Bundle on Teachers Pay Teachers.

Differentiated Multiplication Worksheets

All the color by number worksheets in the Multiplication Bundle are all differentiated. This means there are two different ways to practice the math facts.

Each worksheet has two versions:

  • One for the fact multiplied by 0-6
  • Another the for the fact multiplied by 5-12

This is fantastic for classroom teachers. But it is also very useful for a parent.

You can give your child the easier version as they begin multiplication. Once your child is showing more mastery, return to the more challenging facts color by number worksheets.

Multiplication Color by Math Facts for Fall

The Multiplication Color by Number for Fall includes these pictures:

  • squirrel
  • pumpkins
  • scarecrow
  • apples
  • leaves and acorns
  • sunflower
  • bird

Like all the printables in the Multiplication Color by Number Bundle, it includes an easier and a more challenging level.

You can also find these on Teachers Pay Teachers.

Multiplication Color by Number for Winter

These pictures are included in the Multiplication Color by Number for Winter Worksheets:

The Winter Color by Multiplication includes these pictures:

  • penguin
  • snowglobe
  • igloo
  • mittens
  • bird
  • cocoa
  • snowman
  • hat and scarf

These worksheets are also available on Teachers Pay Teachers.

Color by Multiplication Facts for Spring

The cute Multiplication Color by Number for Spring has these pictures:

  • bunnies
  • chicks
  • bee and beehive
  • birdhouse
  • butterflies
  • watering can
  • umbrella
  • garden

You can also find these multiplication coloring sheets on Teachers Pay Teachers.

Multiplication Facts Color by Code for Summer

These multiplication worksheets have these summer-themed pictures:

  • watermelon
  • crab
  • flip flop sandals
  • sea shell
  • sunshine
  • ice cream and popsicle
  • sailboat
  • beach umbrella

These are super fun to keep children practicing math facts during summer vacation. For teachers, these make a great end-of-the-school year packet, or just send home for Summer Work.

Find the summer multiplication color sheets on Teachers Pay Teachers.

Looking for More Multiplication Resources?

Since multiplication facts require a lot of memorization, your child will benefit from a lot of practice. You can use different types of games and worksheets to engage your learner.

Multiplication Spin and Solve Worksheets

Making math fact practice into a game is the easiest way to get your child to practice. The Multiplication Spin and Solve Worksheets accomplish that goal.

Did you know you can make a DIY spinner with just a paper clip and a pencil? Here’s how:

  • First, your child places a paper clip down over the spinner image.
  • Then, they place a pencil inside the paper clip to hold the clip in place.
  • Next, your child gives the paper clip a flick with their thumb and index finger.
  • Last, wherever it lands it the problem your child solves.

If the spinner is too complicated for your child, you can also grab these transparent ones on Amazon to lay over the top.

You can find these Multiplication Spin and Solve Games on Teachers Pay Teachers.

Multiplication and Division Fact Families Worksheets

Once your child understands and has memorized the multiplication facts, you can bridge into division facts. The easiest way to do this is to relate multiplication to division.

These Multiplication and Division Fact Families Worksheets show this relationship to your child. If your child knows 5 x 7 equals 35, they can more easily learn that 35 divided by 7 is 5.

You can also find the Multiplication Fact Families printables on Teachers Pay Teachers.

Color by Multiplication

You can grab these free Color by Multiplication and try them with your child. Then check out the multiplication resources and worksheets in the shop.

Learning multiplication facts has never been easier!

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