Four pictures to color by number. Each space shows a number: children find it in the color key at the top, where its dots are beside it to count, and color the space that color. Pages 1 and 2 use the numbers 1 to 5: a turkey, then a pumpkin and an apple. Pages 3 and 4 use 6 to 10, with the dots in rows of five as on a ten frame: a turkey with its tail feathers spread, then cranberry sauce and a slice of pie.
Read the key together first: point to each number, count its dots, and name its color. The color copy has the key's circles colored in for children who cannot read the color words yet; on the black-and-white copy, color the circles together before starting. The pages make a good Thanksgiving morning activity or math center.
Say each number aloud before coloring its spaces. Ask your child to find all the spaces with one number first, then the next, and count how many spaces each number has.
This pack supports the following Common Core State Standards for Mathematics:
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Thanksgiving pictures to color by number: two turkeys, a pumpkin and an apple, and cranberry sauce with a slice of pie. Children find each number in the color key, where dots beside it help them count, and color every space to match.
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