Number 7 Coloring Pages
Number 7 coloring pages show a large 7 to color, with groups of seven to count. They help preschoolers and early elementary kids learn the sharp corner and slanted line of the numeral.
Very simple number 7 coloring pages ages 2-4
Easy number 7 coloring pages ages 3-6
Medium number 7 coloring pages ages 6-10
Detailed number 7 coloring pages ages 10+ and adults
Seven fits nicely into daily routines because there are seven days in a week. Sing the days together while your child colors. The rainbow is often described with seven colors, which gives a ready color plan: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. Older kids may know there are seven continents. Children often say the 7 looks like a cane or a diving board.
Try coloring the 7 in rainbow stripes from top to bottom. Indigo can be tricky, so a dark blue crayon next to a light purple works well. Then count the stripes to make sure there are seven.
Fun facts to share while you color
- There are seven days in a week.
- Most maps show seven continents on Earth.
- The rainbow is often described as having seven colors.
- Seven is an odd number.
- One of the most common ladybugs in Europe has seven black spots on its red back.
Ways to use these number 7 pages
- Color one part of the 7 each day of the week and say the day's name as you go.
- Draw a ladybug next to the 7 and give it seven spots to count.
- Cut the finished 7 into rainbow strips and glue them on blue paper as a sky.
- Name seven things your child did this week, one for each color on the page.
Questions parents and teachers ask
Should kids write a 7 with a line through it?
Some people add a short line across the middle so it is not mixed up with a 1. Either way is correct, so follow what your child's teacher uses.
What are the seven colors of the rainbow?
Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. Many kids remember them with the name ROY G. BIV.
