Number "5" Coloring Pages

Number "5" is "Go"

The number on this coloring page is Number "5". You read it as "Go".
Color the big Number "5" on the top right, trace the light Number "5" below it, and count the strawberries on the left.
With this 1 coloring page, you can color, trace, and count all at once!
If you say "Go" out loud while you do it, you will learn the number and how to read it at the same time.

5 Strawberries

On the left side, there are 5 strawberries.
Point with your finger and count out loud, "1, 2, 3..."
If the last number you count is Number "5", you got it right!
Coloring the strawberries one by one after you count them is super fun, too.

What Is a Strawberry?

Strawberries are sweet and sour fruit that everyone loves. Lots of them are picked in the spring.
The tiny bumps on a strawberry look like seeds, but each one is actually a tiny fruit! The sweet, red part is actually the base that grew big and juicy to hold the fruits.

Let's Count with "Ko"

Small things like strawberries are counted as "1-ko, 2-ko, 3-ko" using "ko". In kanji, "ko" is written as "個".
Japanese is cool because the counting words change depending on the object!
Try thinking with your family about how to count different things around you.

Look for Number "5" Around You

You have 5 fingers on one hand. A star shape has 5 points, too.
Look around your home or when you go outside to see if any Number "5"s are hiding!
When you find one, point at it and say, "Number "5"!"
It is also fun to look for things with the Number "5" on them, like the 5th day on a calendar or 5 o'clock on a clock.

Look Closely at the Shape of Number "5"

Number "5" looks like a face wearing a hat. The top line looks like the brim of a hat!
When you pretend a shape is something else, it is easier to remember the number.
What does it look like to you?

Collect All of Them from 0 to 10

Our number coloring pages come in the same style from "0" all the way to "10".
If you color them one by one, you will learn the number shapes, how to read them, and how many they mean step by step.
At first, it is a great idea to trace the numbers with your finger together with a family member!

Color the Big "Number "5"" Any Way You Like

The big "Number "5"" on the top right is the star of this coloring page.
Try coloring it with your favorite color. Bright colors like red, orange, or yellow will really make it pop!
The trick is to go slow and neat so you do not go outside the black lines.

Trace Over the Light "Number "5""s

In the boxes below, there are 10 light gray "Number "5""s lined up.
Use a pencil or crayon to trace them slowly from top to bottom.
Go slow at first. Once you get used to it, you can write a little faster.
After tracing, it is fun to try writing "Number "5"" by yourself in the empty space next to them!

How to Color the Strawberries

Color the strawberries red and the tops green. If you make the little seeds yellow, they will look just like real strawberries! When you color the red part, make the top a bit darker and the bottom brighter to make them look shiny.

How to Write "Number "5""

You write "Number "5"" in two steps. First, draw the line going down, and make the round belly. Second, draw the top line across.
Try to remember this order when you trace it.
If you write it in the right order, it will look super neat!

Count as You Color

When you color the picture on the left, try counting out loud "1, 2..." each time you color one.
If the last number is "Number "5"" when you finish coloring, you did it perfectly!

Number "5" is the number of fingers on one hand

Number "5" is the number of fingers on one of your hands.
Open your hand wide and count your fingers one by one. You have 5 of them!
If you count with both hands, you get 10.

Number 5 on a die

The number "5" side of a die has one dot in each of the four corners and one right in the middle.
The strawberries on this coloring page are set up in the same way, too!

The little seeds on a strawberry are the real fruit

Each little tiny seed on the outside of a strawberry is actually the real fruit.
They say a single strawberry can have about 200 little seeds on it!

In Kanji, it is written as "五"

When you write Number "5" in Kanji, it looks like "五".
"五" is made by putting straight lines together, both across and down.
Try to find Kanji numbers on calendars or shop signs!
When you become a first grader, you will learn Kanji numbers at school, too.

The hole in a 5-yen coin

A 5-yen coin has a round hole right in the middle, doesn't it? The word "go-en" sounds just like the Japanese word for "good luck," so people often use this coin when they make a wish at a shrine.

Numbers used all around the world

Numbers like Number "5" are called Arabic numerals, and people use them in countries all over the world.
Different countries say them in different ways, but the way you write them is the same everywhere!
In English, people say "five."