Let’s solve this step by step.
We have a coloring page with numbers inside different shapes. On the right, there’s a key that tells us which color to use for each number:
- 1–3 → naranja (orange)
- 4 → verde (green)
- 5 → amarillo (yellow)
- 6 → gris (gray)
- 7 → rojo (red)
- 8 → blanco (white)
- 9–10 → azul (blue)
Our job is to go through every shape in the picture and color it based on the number inside it, using the key above.
Let’s break it down by number groups:
Numbers 1, 2, or 3 → Orange
Look for any shape with 1, 2, or 3 inside — color them orange.
In the image:
- There’s a “2” near the bottom left star → orange
- A “1” at the very bottom center → orange
- Another “1” near the top right circle → orange
- Also, check if any other 1s, 2s, or 3s are hidden — looks like only those three.
Number 4 → Green
Find all shapes with “4” inside.
- One “4” in the middle-left area (inside a curved shape) → green
- Another “4” near the bottom right (in a small circle) → green
→ So two shapes get colored green.
Number 5 → Yellow
Look for “5”.
- One “5” in the big star near the top → yellow
- Another “5” in the lower-left star → yellow
→ Two stars become yellow.
Number 6 → Gray
Find all “6”s.
- One “6” in the large circle on the left → gray
- Another “6” in the robot’s body (middle section) → gray
- Also one more “6” in the lower part of the robot’s leg → gray
→ Three shapes turn gray.
Number 7 → Red
Look for “7”.
- One “7” in the robot’s head (right side) → red
- Another “7” in the bottom-center oval → red
→ Two shapes become red.
Number 8 → White
Find “8”.
- One “8” in the robot’s chest (square shape) → white
- Another “8” in the lower-right curve → white
→ Two shapes stay white (or you can lightly shade them if needed).
Numbers 9 or 10 → Blue
This is the biggest group!
Look for every “9” and “10”.
“9”s:
- Top center star → blue
- Right-side star → blue
- Bottom-right star → blue
- Middle-right wavy shape → blue
- Lower-middle curve → blue
→ That’s five “9”s → all blue
“10”s:
- Top-left circle → blue
- Top-right circle → blue
- Left-side long shape → blue
- Bottom-left corner → blue
- Near the robot’s foot → blue
→ Five “10”s → also blue
So total blue shapes: 5 (from 9) + 5 (from 10) = 10 shapes!
Now let’s double-check we didn’t miss anything.
Total shapes counted:
- Orange: 3
- Green: 2
- Yellow: 2
- Gray: 3
- Red: 2
- White: 2
- Blue: 10
That adds up to 24 shapes — which seems about right for the image.
Also, note the instruction at the bottom: “Colorea espacios vacíos como elija” — meaning “Color empty spaces as you choose.” So any blank areas not labeled with numbers can be colored however the student wants — maybe light blue sky or green grass? But since no specific instruction is given, we don’t need to assign colors to those unless told.
Final Answer:
Color each shape according to its number using this guide:
- Numbers 1, 2, 3 → Orange
- Number 4 → Green
- Number 5 → Yellow
- Number 6 → Gray
- Number 7 → Red
- Number 8 → White
- Numbers 9, 10 → Blue
Empty spaces (no number) can be colored freely.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of spanish color by number worksheet.
