How To Draw Numbers With NumberBlocks Coloring For Kids Drawing Coloring Tutorial For Kids

Hey kiddos, Miss Honey here. Today's video is all about the number blocks and numbers. Join me and let's draw, color, and build our numbers 1 to 10. hi number block one. He's here to help us draw number one. We're done drawing. And now we'll add some lines to make block. Then we'll add some holes. two. Uh-oh. Number one is bold, but number block one is broken. But hey, we have math link cubes that can help us fix them up. We'll build him with these red cubes. We've got six done and then two more. That's number one. And then number block one's happy face with more red blocks. So that's what he was saying. He said that the number one drawing we made was just like math link number one. See? So now to make it even better, we'll color it in with red. The bright and beautiful color of number block one. And perfect. After one is two. Hi. Hi. Hi. I'm number block two. We're drawing bunch of lines for number two. See, when you connect them, it looks just like two. And yes, we'll make some lines for the blocks. And you know what we're going to do? We'll make circles. my nose feels bit itchy. two. Uh-oh. That's all right. We can build him back again. There's three sets of three. And then there's one between each. We'll fix them up. And then number block two's face. It's math link number two. And it's orange just like number block two. Now we'll color the number two in orange. Wow. After two is three. Yeah, number block three is drawing the lines with us. Yes, am. And now we'll make the lines to make it look like number three. And you know what we do next? We draw the boxes. Isn't it fun to draw? Yeah. Good job. And the circles at two. come on. It's all right. You've got three yellow blocks. Another three. And another. And then we'll fix them in the middle. All right. Now, we put number three's face. And we color in yellow. All the numbers can be built in fun way. All right. Three, then four. I'm number block four. We're drawing number four now. So, what color do you think it bel? There's tower of three and one of five. And then his face. So, four is done. We'll do three green blocks. Then another one in the middle. And then five more on the side. So, these are green. All the numbers have matching colors with the number block. See, after four is five. Hi, I'm number block five. love to draw with you. See, number five is like flipped number two. Can you see number two in the upper corner? Yeah, number five and two are very similar. They're just flipped. Now, we'll make the circle come on. That's okay. We've got three blues. And then there's think five of these. it makes an shape. And then few more. That's just like five and number block five's face. Wow. And then we'll color in blue. At the start, we used flat tiles to cover the rest of the number, but now there's so many blocks, we can only fit the face in. All right. And after five comes six. All right. Now, six is just like another number. Can you guess? won't tell you yet. Once we reach the number, we'll tell you. All right. Now, the circles. Oopsy daisies. Let's build number block six. All right. The math cubes and number block six's face. Now, we'll use the perfect match of purple. And look, the numbers in the top are moving. They're wiggling. And they're all the colors of the rainbow. That's why love the number blocks, cuz after six is seven, who actually is rainbow? Hey, that means that every one of these blocks might be different color, don't you think? au. So, it is. There's red, orange, and yellow for the first three. Then there's green, blue, and purple, and lighter purple. And number block seven's face is on the red block. So we've got red, orange, then next is yellow. Can you try to guess the next color without looking at our math link number seven? Then there's blue, purple, and then pinkish purple or pink. Perfecto. You guessed right if you knew that they're different colors for the all the blocks. And now for number block eight. This one's the easiest. It's big rectangle with two squares that are empty. Now we'll make the lines. Sleeping, then standing, and then lots of holes. two. So, we've got like upside down bridges that are pink and then there's purple one to fix them in the middle. And Octoblock's face goes there. Now, see what was telling you? call them bridges because they were like two legs and then the top. But here, we'll just color the eight all in pink. It's fun to build in different way, though. And next is nine. This is number that's just like number six, but upside down and flipped. See what mean? You can try to compare them. Compare means to see what's same and what's different. Now we'll add circles and chew. boy, that's lot of sneezing. And we'll add in the math link. There's three different gray shades. And then we'll connect them with some gray and white blocks. And don't forget number block nine's face. And swoosh, we've got three shades of gray. Let's use the first darker one on the top just like in the mappling number nine. Then lighter one and another one. And then we'll color in with lighter gray in the other blocks. Perfecto. And now after nine is number block 10. Hey there. Hello. Hello. I'm drawing number zero with you cuz we've already got one in the beginning, remember? Yeah. One and zero will give us 10. All right. Now we make the circle. See, this is also rectangle. so see there's bridge of five white blocks and another bridge of five on the bottom. And we'll connect them with gray blocks. Perfecto. And then white number block 10's face. Then see what told you. There's one and zero together. That makes 10. and the one appeared on the side in the drawing. We'll put the zero with an outline of red just like number block 10. Perfect. Amazing. That means that we've done all of our numbers all from 1 to 10. Good job, friends, and see you in the next video. Bye-bye.