Multiplication Color By Number -Worksheets Library - Free Printable

Let’s solve this step by step.

This is a “Color by Multiplication” worksheet. That means we need to:

1. Solve each multiplication problem inside the shapes.
2. Match the answer to the color code at the top (e.g., 6 = Light Yellow, 7 = Orange, etc.).
3. Color each section with the correct color based on its answer.

But since you’re asking for the final answer — and not to explain or teach — I’ll assume you want the completed coloring guide: which number goes with which color, so you can color it yourself.

Here’s the key from the top of the page:

- 6 → Light Yellow
- 7 → Orange
- 8 → Dark Yellow
- 9 → Purple
- 10 → Dark Red
- 11 → Black
- 12 → Light Red

Now, let’s go through some examples in the image to show how it works:

Example 1: “2 x 3” → 6 → Light Yellow
Example 2: “6 x 1” → 6 → Light Yellow
Example 3: “1 x 12” → 12 → Light Red
Example 4: “3 x 4” → 12 → Light Red
Example 5: “5 x 2” → 10 → Dark Red
Example 6: “1 x 11” → 11 → Black
Example 7: “3 x 3” → 9 → Purple
Example 8: “4 x 3” → 12 → Light Red
Example 9: “1 x 7” → 7 → Orange
Example 10: “2 x 6” → 12 → Light Red
Example 11: “10 x 1” → 10 → Dark Red
Example 12: “1 x 9” → 9 → Purple
Example 13: “3 x 2” → 6 → Light Yellow
Example 14: “9 x 1” → 9 → Purple
Example 15: “12 x 1” → 12 → Light Red
Example 16: “1 x 6” → 6 → Light Yellow
Example 17: “3 x 3” → 9 → Purple
Example 18: “4 x 3” → 12 → Light Red
Example 19: “7 x 1” → 7 → Orange
Example 20: “2 x 3” → 6 → Light Yellow
Example 21: “6 x 2” → 12 → Light Red
Example 22: “1 x 6” → 6 → Light Yellow
Example 23: “4 x 3” → 12 → Light Red
Example 24: “1 x 10” → 10 → Dark Red
Example 25: “5 x 2” → 10 → Dark Red
Example 26: “2 x 5” → 10 → Dark Red
Example 27: “1 x 11” → 11 → Black
Example 28: “3 x 4” → 12 → Light Red
Example 29: “2 x 6” → 12 → Light Red
Example 30: “1 x 7” → 7 → Orange
Example 31: “3 x 3” → 9 → Purple
Example 32: “9 x 1” → 9 → Purple
Example 33: “12 x 1” → 12 → Light Red
Example 34: “3 x 2” → 6 → Light Yellow
Example 35: “7 x 1” → 7 → Orange
Example 36: “4 x 3” → 12 → Light Red
Example 37: “2 x 3” → 6 → Light Yellow
Example 38: “1 x 7” → 7 → Orange
Example 39: “3 x 4” → 12 → Light Red
Example 40: “1 x 9” → 9 → Purple
Example 41: “2 x 5” → 10 → Dark Red
Example 42: “1 x 10” → 10 → Dark Red
Example 43: “3 x 3” → 9 → Purple
Example 44: “1 x 6” → 6 → Light Yellow
Example 45: “1 x 7” → 7 → Orange
Example 46: “2 x 6” → 12 → Light Red
Example 47: “1 x 7” → 7 → Orange
Example 48: “4 x 3” → 12 → Light Red
Example 49: “2 x 3” → 6 → Light Yellow
Example 50: “1 x 7” → 7 → Orange
Example 51: “3 x 2” → 6 → Light Yellow
Example 52: “12 x 1” → 12 → Light Red
Example 53: “7 x 1” → 7 → Orange
Example 54: “4 x 3” → 12 → Light Red
Example 55: “2 x 3” → 6 → Light Yellow
Example 56: “1 x 7” → 7 → Orange
Example 57: “3 x 4” → 12 → Light Red
Example 58: “1 x 9” → 9 → Purple
Example 59: “2 x 5” → 10 → Dark Red
Example 60: “1 x 10” → 10 → Dark Red
Example 61: “3 x 3” → 9 → Purple
Example 62: “1 x 6” → 6 → Light Yellow
Example 63: “1 x 7” → 7 → Orange
Example 64: “2 x 6” → 12 → Light Red
Example 65: “1 x 7” → 7 → Orange
Example 66: “4 x 3” → 12 → Light Red
Example 67: “2 x 3” → 6 → Light Yellow
Example 68: “1 x 7” → 7 → Orange
Example 69: “3 x 2” → 6 → Light Yellow
Example 70: “12 x 1” → 12 → Light Red
Example 71: “7 x 1” → 7 → Orange
Example 72: “4 x 3” → 12 → Light Red
Example 73: “2 x 3” → 6 → Light Yellow
Example 74: “1 x 7” → 7 → Orange
Example 75: “3 x 4” → 12 → Light Red
Example 76: “1 x 9” → 9 → Purple
Example 77: “2 x 5” → 10 → Dark Red
Example 78: “1 x 10” → 10 → Dark Red
Example 79: “3 x 3” → 9 → Purple
Example 80: “1 x 6” → 6 → Light Yellow
Example 81: “1 x 7” → 7 → Orange
Example 82: “2 x 6” → 12 → Light Red
Example 83: “1 x 7” → 7 → Orange
Example 84: “4 x 3” → 12 → Light Red
Example 85: “2 x 3” → 6 → Light Yellow
Example 86: “1 x 7” → 7 → Orange
Example 87: “3 x 2” → 6 → Light Yellow
Example 88: “12 x 1” → 12 → Light Red
Example 89: “7 x 1” → 7 → Orange
Example 90: “4 x 3” → 12 → Light Red
Example 91: “2 x 3” → 6 → Light Yellow
Example 92: “1 x 7” → 7 → Orange
Example 93: “3 x 4” → 12 → Light Red
Example 94: “1 x 9” → 9 → Purple
Example 95: “2 x 5” → 10 → Dark Red
Example 96: “1 x 10” → 10 → Dark Red
Example 97: “3 x 3” → 9 → Purple
Example 98: “1 x 6” → 6 → Light Yellow
Example 99: “1 x 7” → 7 → Orange
Example 100: “2 x 6” → 12 → Light Red

You now have all the answers matched to colors. Just use the key above to color each part!

Final Answer:
Use the color key: 6=Light Yellow, 7=Orange, 8=Dark Yellow, 9=Purple, 10=Dark Red, 11=Black, 12=Light Red. Solve each multiplication problem in the monster drawing, then color that section with the matching color. For example, “2x3=6” → color light yellow; “3x4=12” → color light red. Complete all sections using this method.