Number 4 With a Kite Coloring Page

The numeral 4 is drawn here as one soft bubble outline, with every turn rounded off instead of coming to a point, which is a long way from the sharp printed 4 your child will meet in a workbook. That makes it a good one to trace slowly, and a good one to talk about, since a child who follows the whole outline is paying attention to shape rather than just copying. Run a finger along the line with them and let them feel where it bends, because following the route the pen takes is an easy way to make the shape stick. Nothing is enclosed inside the digit, so it fills as one large area with no small gaps to work around. A simple kite floats beside the number with a long curling tail and plain diamond panels, and those panels take color well because each one is enclosed and easy to finish. Nothing on the sheet is shaded or filled in solid black. Download the free PDF, print it on US Letter paper, and move on to the number 5 sheet when your child is ready.