Free Printable Counting
Coloring PAges

Fun and educational ocean-themed coloring pages for kids! Count all the sea animals — fish, turtles, crabs, jellyfish, and more — and color only the number shown. Perfect for preschoolers learning counting, observation, and coloring skills through playful ocean scenes.

Title: “Count all of the sharks and color only 2.” Create a wide ocean scene with coral and smaller fish around. Include several sharks swimming clearly through the water, easy to count. make sure all of the sharks are not shaded and are clear white

Title: “Count all of the seashells and color only 6.” Draw the ocean floor covered with sand, coral, and bubbles. Include many shells in different shapes and sizes scattered across the scene.

make the title say "Count all the octopuses and color only 3"

Make the title "Count all of the crabs and color only 4"

Title: “Count all of the turtles and color only 3.” Show a bright ocean floor with rocks, coral, and seaweed. Include several turtles swimming and resting on the sand. Make all turtles easy to spot and count.

Title: “Count all of the fish and color only 5.” Create an underwater ocean scene with coral, seaweed, shells, bubbles, and a sandy bottom. Show many clearly visible fish of different sizes and shapes swimming around. Leave space so children can count and color exactly 5 fish.

Title at the top: “Count all the witches on the page. Write the number here ___ . Color all of the witches!” Create a simple Halloween night scene with 3–6 friendly witches flying on broomsticks near a moon. Add a few pumpkins, bats, and trees in the background. Keep the layout spacious, easy to count, and not cluttered.

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Mom of Amy 5 y.o

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Mother of 2 and 4 year old.

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