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Color By Number - Color Counts/Kaleidoscopes

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$6.79 $9.99 In stock

Color in the squares using the included color guides to reveal colorful hidden images! Color By Number books are designed to teach patience, spacial reasoning, planning, and double-checking finished work in a fun, colorful manner. Each book contains complex multi-part images that can be marked and colored in to reveal fun pictures such as a yellow sun or a kaleidoscopic flower. Once the numbered sections are done,  you can color in the remaining spaces however you like!  

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Ellie Q. ★★★★★

My 7-year-old focuses on this for over an hour at a time, patiently filling each square to see the hidden picture appear. The included color guides are on a separate page, so they don't block the work area. It's a great quiet-time activity that actually teaches carefulness.

Eli ★★★★★

The color guides are printed right on each page, so I never have to flip back and forth while filling in the squares. It’s honestly calming to watch the hidden picture slowly appear, and the planning it takes to stay in the lines keeps my brain engaged.