Printable Super Mario Photo Booth Props - Tracy Digital Design - Free Printable

Looking at the image, we can see it’s a printable PDF for “Super Mario Run” with 16 pages of icons or characters from the game. The top right shows two hats: one red with an “M” (Mario) and one green with an “L” (Luigi). Below are 15 other squares, each showing a different character or item from the Super Mario universe — like Bowser, Princess Peach, a Piranha Plant, a Star, etc.

The task seems to be about identifying or matching these characters/items, but since no specific question is asked (like “how many are there?” or “which one is missing?”), and the user didn’t specify what problem to solve, I’ll assume the most basic educational goal: counting how many total items are shown.

Let’s count:

- Top row: 5 items (including the two hats on the far right)
Wait — actually, looking again:

The layout is:
- Top left: Logo (“SUPER MARIO RUN”) and text (“printable PDF 16 pages”)
- Then below that, there are 4 rows of 4 squares each? Let me check:

Actually, let’s list them by rows:

Row 1 (below logo): 5 squares
Row 2: 5 squares
Row 3: 5 squares

That’s 15 squares total.

But the text says “16 pages”. So maybe the 16th page is implied or not shown? Or perhaps the logo/text counts as one? No — the logo is separate.

Wait — look again at the top right corner: there are two stacked hats — Mario’s and Luigi’s — but they’re in one square? Or are they two separate?

In the image, the top right has two hats drawn together in one box — so that’s one square containing two characters.

Then below that, there are 3 full rows of 4 squares each? Let me recount carefully.

Actually, the grid is:

Top section: Logo + text + 1 square (with 2 hats) → that’s 1 square

Then below: 3 rows × 4 columns = 12 squares

Total = 1 + 12 = 13? That doesn’t match.

Wait — better to count every individual square shown:

From left to right, top to bottom:

1. Boo (ghost)
2. Red Yoshi egg? Or just red circle? Actually looks like a Yoshi egg half
3. Pink Yoshi egg half
4. Peach silhouette
5. Bowser head
6. Bob-omb (black bomb)
7. Goomba
8. Two stars
9. Green glasses + gold coin
10. Toad (red mushroom guy)
11. Piranha plant
12. Red sunglasses + yellow star
13. Koopa shell + leaf? Or maybe a power-up
14. Fireball + question block
15. Brick block with mustache? Or maybe a Goomba face on brick?

And then the top right: one square with Mario and Luigi hats.

So that’s 15 squares total.

But the text says “16 pages”. So perhaps the 16th page is blank or cover? Or maybe the logo counts? Unlikely.

Alternatively, maybe the two hats are meant to be two separate pages? But they’re drawn in one box.

Given that this is likely a coloring or matching activity for kids, and the instruction says “printable PDF 16 pages”, it’s possible that the image shows 15 of the 16 pages, and one is missing or implied.

But since no specific question is given, and the user wants me to “solve the problem”, I think the most reasonable interpretation is: count how many character/item squares are shown.

We have:

- Row 1: 5 squares (Boo, red egg, pink egg, Peach, Bowser)
- Row 2: 5 squares (Bob-omb, Goomba, stars, glasses/coin, Toad)
- Row 3: 5 squares (Piranha, star/glasses, shell/leaf, fireball/question, brick/mustache)

That’s 15.

Plus the top right square with two hats — that’s the 16th? Wait, no — the top right is separate.

Actually, looking at the original image description:

The layout is:

Top left: Logo
Top center: Text “printable PDF 16 pages”
Top right: One square with Mario and Luigi hats

Then below: three rows of four squares each? Let me visualize:

After the top row (logo, text, hat-square), there are:

Row A: 4 squares
Row B: 4 squares
Row C: 4 squares

That would be 4×3 = 12, plus the hat-square = 13. Still not 16.

I think I need to accept that the image displays 15 distinct character/item panels, and the “16 pages” includes a cover or title page not shown.

But for educational purposes, if a student is asked to count how many characters are pictured, the answer is 15.

However, let’s double-check by listing each unique panel:

1. Boo
2. Red Yoshi egg
3. Pink Yoshi egg
4. Peach
5. Bowser
6. Bob-omb
7. Goomba
8. Stars
9. Glasses + coin
10. Toad
11. Piranha plant
12. Star + glasses
13. Shell + leaf
14. Fireball + question block
15. Brick + mustache
16. Mario & Luigi hats (in one panel)

Ah! The top right is one panel with two characters, but it’s still one panel. So total panels = 15? No:

If we count the top right as one, and then 3 rows of 4, that’s 1 + 12 = 13.

I think I’m overcomplicating.

Let me count the squares visually as presented:

- First row after logo: 5 squares (from left to right: Boo, red egg, pink egg, Peach, Bowser) — wait, that’s 5, but then the next row starts with Bob-omb, etc.

Actually, standard grid:

The image has:

- Top: logo and text on left, one square on right (hats)
- Then below: 3 rows, each with 4 squares

So:

Top row: 1 square (hats)
Middle rows: 3 rows × 4 = 12 squares
Total = 13 squares

But that can’t be right because I can see more.

Perhaps it's 4 rows of 4, but the first row is split.

Let’s list them in order as they appear:

Position 1: Boo
Position 2: Red egg
Position 3: Pink egg
Position 4: Peach
Position 5: Bowser
Position 6: Bob-omb
Position 7: Goomba
Position 8: Stars
Position 9: Glasses/coin
Position 10: Toad
Position 11: Piranha
Position 12: Star/glasses
Position 13: Shell/leaf
Position 14: Fireball/question
Position 15: Brick/mustache
Position 16: Mario/Luigi hats (top right)

Yes! That makes 16.

The top right is the 16th item, and the rest are arranged in a 3x5 grid minus one? No.

Actually, the layout is:

- The top right has the hats square.
- Below that, there are 3 rows of 5 squares each? 3x5=15, plus 1 = 16.

Yes! That must be it.

So:

- Row 1: 5 squares (Boo, red egg, pink egg, Peach, Bowser)
- Row 2: 5 squares (Bob-omb, Goomba, stars, glasses/coin, Toad)
- Row 3: 5 squares (Piranha, star/glasses, shell/leaf, fireball/question, brick/mustache)
- Plus the top right: 1 square (hats)

But that would be 16, but the hats are not in a row with the others.

In the image, the hats are above the first row, on the right.

So total squares: 15 in the grid below, plus 1 at top right = 16.

And the text says "16 pages", so each square represents one page.

Therefore, there are 16 items shown.

For a student, the problem might be: "How many characters or items are shown in this printable?"

Answer: 16

But let's confirm by counting each:

1. Boo
2. Red Yoshi egg
3. Pink Yoshi egg
4. Peach
5. Bowser
6. Bob-omb
7. Goomba
8. Two stars
9. Glasses and coin
10. Toad
11. Piranha plant
12. Star and glasses
13. Shell and leaf
14. Fireball and question block
15. Brick block with mustache
16. Mario and Luigi hats (in one square)

Yes, 16 distinct panels.

So the final answer is 16.

Final Answer:
16