Let’s solve this step by step.
This is a “color by number” puzzle. That means each number in the grid tells you what color to use for that square, based on the key at the bottom.
The key says:
- 10 = dark blue
- 11 = gray
- 12 = white
- 13 = pink
- 14 = yellow
- 15 = red
- 16 = green
- 17 = black
So, to complete the picture (which is supposed to be a rabbit with an egg), you need to go through every single box in the grid and color it according to its number.
For example:
- If you see a “10”, color that square dark blue.
- If you see a “17”, color it black — there are only two 17s in the whole grid, so those will stand out.
- The numbers range from 10 to 17, and each one has its own color.
You don’t need to do any math here — just match the number to the color and fill in the squares. When you’re done, the colored squares will form a picture of a rabbit holding or near an Easter egg.
Since this is a coloring activity, the “answer” isn’t a number or word — it’s the finished colored picture. But since we can’t draw here, the correct way to “solve” it is to follow the key and color each square correctly.
Final Answer: Color each square in the grid using the key: 10=dark blue, 11=gray, 12=white, 13=pink, 14=yellow, 15=red, 16=green, 17=black. When completed, the image will show a rabbit with an Easter egg.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of easter multiplication color worksheet.