Let’s solve this step by step.
The worksheet is all about the number
4. There are several tasks on the page, but since you’re asking to “solve the problem,” we’ll focus on the main counting and coloring task that’s being actively worked on — which is:
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“Color 4 owls”
There are 5 owl drawings on the page. One of them is already partially colored (with pink), and a hand is holding a crayon, ready to color more.
So, the goal is to color exactly
4 owls.
Right now, only
1 owl is colored (the one with pink). That means we need to color
3 more owls to reach 4 total.
We don’t need to trace or write numbers for this part — just count how many owls are colored and make sure it equals 4.
✔ Step 1: Count how many owls are already colored → 1
✔ Step 2: Subtract from 4 → 4 - 1 = 3
✔ Step 3: Color 3 more owls
That’s it! Once you color 3 more owls, you’ll have colored 4 in total.
Final Answer:
Color 3 more owls so that there are 4 colored owls in total.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of tracing numbers worksheets 1 20.
