9 Free Cinco de Mayo Color by Number Worksheets

Jump into the lively fiesta spirit with our free Cinco de Mayo color by number worksheets!

Specifically designed for preschoolers, these nine printable worksheets provide a delightful way to celebrate this festive occasion.

Our math worksheets feature a variety of designs that are suitable for children of all ages.

Doing these fun holiday activities not only makes young children happy but also helps them learn about different cultures and traditions. Plus, it improves their fine motor skills.

Get set for a super colorful May celebration using our Cinco de Mayo printables!

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All about Cinco de Mayo for kids

Cinco de Mayo, celebrated on May 5th, marks the victory of Mexico over France in the Battle of Puebla in 1862.

It’s a day to appreciate Mexican culture through music, dance, and food.

Although not Mexico’s Independence Day, which is September 16th, May Fifth is a great occasion to introduce preschoolers to vibrant Mexican traditions.

Activities like crafting colorful papel picado banners and sampling simple Mexican dishes can make learning fun.

It’s an excellent opportunity for little ones to explore and celebrate the rich cultural diversity of Mexico, enhancing their understanding and appreciation of the world’s cultures.

Cinco de Mayo themed math coloring pages

Explore our vibrant collection of Mexican themed free color by number worksheets, perfect for math centers, morning work, or early finishers.

Featuring nine engaging designs, including sombreros, pinatas, and maracas, these sheets celebrate the spirit of Cinco de Mayo.

These free printable math worksheets aren’t just entertaining, they also enhance fine motor skills by encouraging precision as children color within the lines, improving hand-eye coordination. Plus they improve basic math skills as the children learn to identify numbers and match them with corresponding colors.

These free printable coloring pages are available for personal use or classroom use only. Download the PDF at the bottom of the page and start the fun!

Color code

To complete all 9 coloring sheets, you will need to get 12 different crayons or colored pencils ready.

• Orange
• Yellow
• Red
• Green
• Purple
• Pink
• Blue
• Brown
• Light Green
• Grey
• Black
• White

Cactus

Cacti represent Mexico’s tough spirit. It’s like a symbol of strength and resilience. It shows how strong and awesome Mexican people are!

Choose from 2 sheets and use 6 vibrant colors for a lively experience.

Chili

In Mexican celebrations, the chili pepper is a symbol of the spicy and flavorful cuisine of Mexico. It represents the vibrant and diverse flavors that contribute to the festive atmosphere.

This printable requires 5 different colors: pink, yellow, green, light green and red.

Guacamole

Guacamole symbolizes the fresh and delicious flavors of Mexican cuisine. It represents the celebration of wholesome ingredients, adding a touch of authenticity and zest to the festivities.

Prepare 4 different colors for this printable: brown, yellow, green, and blue.

Guitar

The guitar holds cultural significance in Cinco de Mayo celebrations, particularly in traditional Mexican music like mariachi and ranchera. Its role enhances the festive atmosphere during the holiday.

This printable needs 7 colors: orange, yellow, red, grey, purple, black, and brown.

Sombrero

The sombrero symbolizes Mexican heritage and culture, and is iconic during Cinco de Mayo with its vibrant colors and distinctive design.

Use 6 different colors: orange, yellow, red, green, purple, and white.

Maracas

Maracas, the traditional Mexican percussion instruments, symbolize joy and rhythm in Cinco de Mayo celebrations. Their lively sound adds a festive vibe, contributing to the overall spirit of the holiday.

Color this printable with 5 different colors: orange, yellow, red, green, and blue.

Pinata

A piñata is a colorful, hanging decoration often filled with candies and toys. Breaking the piñata symbolizes joy, good luck, and community celebration.

Use the following 5 colors for the pinata coloring page: green, yellow, red, brown, and blue.

Have fun with our free Earth Day color by number too!

Taco salsa

Taco salsa represents the delicious flavors of Mexican cuisine. It symbolizes the joy of sharing food and the rich culinary heritage of Mexico during the festive celebrations.

Use the following 5 colors to color the math worksheet: orange, yellow, red, green, and purple.

Additional Cinco de Mayo activities

Elevate your May festivities with a range of entertaining and educational activities tailored for children, adding a fun and informative touch to the celebration.

• Cinco de Mayo bookmarks printable for kids.
• These Cinco de Mayo word scramble are a great educational activity perfect for the month of May, especially on May 5th.
• I have created this Cinco de Mayo word search printable for you to download and enjoy with the kids.
• Cinco de Mayo coloring pages for kids are a fun way to engage children in a fun and educational activity while celebrating this vibrant Mexican holiday.
• These free Cinco de Mayo acrostic poem templates are a great way to encourage your students to write poetry this May.

Cinco de Mayo books for preschool kids

These stories share exciting tales about Mexican traditions and celebrations, making learning about Cinco de Mayo enjoyable for young readers.

Need to print later? Add this to your Pinterest board or share it on Facebook. You’ll have it handy whenever you’re ready to use it!

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Last Updated on 15 July 2024 by Clare Brown