This set of color by number pages includes numbers 1-10 so it’s perfect for kindergarten students. I hope you enjoy! This post may include affiliate links which means I may earn a commission on qualifying purchases at no additional cost to you. Martin Luther King Day occurs on the third Monday each January. It is a Federal holiday in the United States, which means it’s a long weekend for many. If you have off school, you may want to teach about Dr. King either before or after the exact holiday. Because MLK Day is associated with acts of service and kindness, you may also want to grab this kindness word search puzzle to accompany your lesson. I’ve also created a Martin Luther King Day word search.
How to use number coloring pages
These color by number sheets are an easy way to help early learners practice their colors, numbers, sight words, and fine motor skills. Although some pages have fewer numbers, this set of color by number sheets includes numbers 1-10. If your child or student can’t recognize their color words yet, you can circle the crayons with the correct color or color the tip of the crayon image to make a key. This will help your child learn their color words and help with color recognition skills. Learning Center members can log in and download the PDF file from the color by code section of their membership site. Not a Learning Center member yet? Join for as little as 7 cents a day and unlock easy access to hundreds of printables in a simplified, ad-free site.
Free printable Martin Luther King Jr Day worksheets for kindergarteners
These free color by number pages are designed for younger kids. They feature numbers up to 10, so they’re best suited to kindergarten aged students.
Early finishers Independent work Morning work A Martin Luther King themed math center Extra practice for kids who need additional fine motor or number practice In a homeschool lesson plan Or just a fun educational activity for anytime!
Some first grade students will not find these challenging enough to be engaging, unless they need additional practice. Other first graders will love them, though. It depends on your child or student’s level and interests. Because these pages depict Dr. King, you may find it helpful to have various shades of brown crayons available for coloring. We have the Colors of the World Crayola skin tones pack. No products found. I prefer to color with Prismacolor pencils. They are creamy and delightful to color with. I believe in supplying children with high-quality materials, whenever possible, so my daughter uses my Prismacolors, too.
Martin Luther King Jr. color by number worksheets download area
The set of color by code worksheets includes six different images to color. Here’s a look at what you’re getting:
This set of kindergarten worksheets is licensed for personal and classroom use. This includes use with your own personal therapy clients, library activities you are organizing, etc. This file is not licensed for commercial purposes. You are not licensed to redistribute, or sell, the files or printouts to other adults for use with activities they are organizing. Instead, please refer friends and colleagues to this post so they can download their own copy.
I hope you enjoy using your Martin Luther King color by number pages! Be sure check out the additional free resources below for more winter-themed activities.
