Color by answer: addition to 20
Every square holds a addition to 20 problem. Solve it, find the answer in the key and color, until the ice cream appears.
Sheets are A4. On US Letter paper, choose "Fit to page" in your print settings.
Pick a color in the key and tap the squares. Made a mistake? Tap the square again, or press Undo.
The ice cream as color by number · Color by letter
Addition to 20 color by answer pages mix math practice with coloring: every square is a problem, and every correct answer colors in one more part of the picture. The problems suit grades 1–2, and each color in the key has exactly one answer.
Choose any of the 131 pictures, from small ones for little kids to detailed ones for older kids, then color online or print one page or a booklet of 6 pictures, with a full-color answer key to check against.
Frequently asked questions
How does a addition to 20 color by answer page work?
Each square holds a problem (for example 8+7). Solve it, find the answer in the key and color the square in its color. Every color has an answer of its own, so there is no guessing.
What age is it for?
Mostly grades 1–2. Small pictures with only a few colors suit beginners, and big pictures with lots of squares suit anyone who wants a longer challenge.
Can I print several pictures together?
Yes. "Booklet of 6 pictures" prints the chosen picture and the ones after it, each on its own page, with answer keys if you tick the box.
Can the colors get mixed up?
No. Each color has its own answer, and no answer belongs to two colors. If a square comes out in a color that does not fit the picture, the problem was probably solved wrong, which is a good chance to check it again.
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