Mardi Gras Color by Number Printables for Kids
Mardi Gras color by number pages have always been one of my go-to activities when I want something easy that still keeps kids learning. They’re especially handy during busy holiday weeks when attention spans are shorter but hands still want to stay busy.
These printables work well for number recognition and quiet focus, without feeling like extra work. Some of the pages are simple enough for younger kids, while a few have smaller sections that older elementary kids tend to enjoy more.
In this set you’ll find nine festive designs, including masks, a jester, and classic Mardi Gras shapes, making them great for homeschool lessons, classroom centers, or calm afternoon activities.
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Mardi Gras Color by Number Worksheets
These free color by number worksheets are an easy way to keep kids practicing numbers while enjoying a festive theme.
The set includes nine pages with classic Mardi Gras images like masks, a jester, king cake, and decorative designs, with a mix of simpler and more detailed sections so different ages can enjoy them.
They work well for preschool and early elementary kids who are learning number recognition, as well as older kids who like more detailed coloring.
What’s included in the set
Mardi Gras masks
Two mask designs with smaller sections that are great for kids who enjoy more detailed coloring.
Mardi Gras characters
Two festive pages showing kids dressed up for the celebration.
King Cake
A themed page inspired by the traditional Mardi Gras dessert.
Cupcake and donut
Fun food-themed designs that younger kids often gravitate toward.
Crown
A simple, bold design that works well for early learners.
Fleur de lis
A classic Mardi Gras symbol with larger spaces for easier coloring.
More Mardi Gras Activities
If your kids enjoy the color by number pages, there are a few other easy Mardi Gras activities that work well alongside them.
The Mardi Gras coloring pages are great for free coloring time and pair nicely with the themed worksheets.
For something a little more focused, the Mardi Gras word search gives kids a fun way to practice spelling and attention while staying on theme.
The Mardi Gras word scramble is another simple option that works well as a quick early finisher or quiet activity.
If you’re looking for a hands-on craft, the paper plate mask is a fun project that lets kids decorate their own festive masks.
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Mardi Gras Books for Kids
If you’d like to add a little reading alongside the color by number pages, these Mardi Gras-themed books work well for younger elementary ages.
Phoebe Cakes the Bulldog A Mardi Gras Tail – This fun picture book follows Phoebe as she experiences the sights, sounds, and traditions of Mardi Gras for the first time.
Gaston Goes to Mardi Gras – A lovable alligator who explores a Mardi Gras parade full of music, costumes, and celebration. Younger kids especially enjoy this one, and it’s an easy read-aloud before jumping into activities.
King Cake Baby by Keila V. Dawson – A playful story centered around the famous Mardi Gras dessert that younger kids tend to love.
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Last Updated on 27 January 2026 by Clare Brown
