Colour & Learn Paint
Pick a theme pack, choose Easy / Medium / Hard, then paint by number. When you finish, read a science fact about what you painted.
Mix of themes
Animals, gardens, and sea — surprise puzzle each round
About Colour & Learn Paint — Paint by Number Science for Kids
Colour & Learn Paint is a paint-by-number studio with theme packs. Children pick Animals, Gardens, Sea, or a mixed surprise, choose Easy, Medium or Hard, then fill numbered regions from a colour palette. Finishing a picture unlocks a short science fact and learning points about what they painted.
Skills Practised
- •Colour matching
- •Fine motor tapping
- •Following numbered instructions
- •Animal and plant vocabulary
- •Ocean and habitat awareness
- •Patience and attention
How to Play
Choose a theme pack, then Easy, Medium or Hard. Tap a colour pot, then tap every area marked with that number. Wrong colour? The hint tells you which pot to use. When the picture is finished, read the fact card and collect stars.
Top Tip
Start on Easy with big shapes. Say the colour name out loud as you paint — it helps younger children remember which pot to pick next.
Why This Matters
Combining art with science facts helps children attach meaning to what they see. Matching numbers to colours builds early numeracy and careful looking, while the fact cards introduce habitats, pollination, and reef life in language suited to primary years.
Who Should Play This?
Easy suits Kindergarten to Year 2. Medium suits Years 2–4. Hard suits Years 4–6 with denser regions and number-only pots.
Tips for Parents and Teachers
- •Ask your child to retell the fact in their own words after painting
- •Point to real animals, garden plants or beach finds that match the theme
- •Celebrate careful colour matching more than speed
- •Try the dedicated Animal, Garden or Sea Paint pages for focused practice
Common Difficulties
Younger children may tap regions before choosing a pot — the on-screen hint tells them to pick the pot first. If Hard feels overwhelming, drop back to Medium until they finish two pictures cleanly.