A huge cheer in our Number Safari! We made it: we've reached twenty. This number 20 coloring page shows a lively bunch of frogs just waiting to be counted by preschool and kindergarten kids.
Why counting with frogs works so well
Counting 20 hopping frogs is quite a lot and a real achievement for young counting pros. Because the frogs jump every which way, kids need to work especially systematically — the perfect exercise for this big double-digit milestone.
Counting to 20 is an important milestone
Reinforces the sense for bigger numbers
Frogs are funny characters that make counting fun
Systematically counting a large group trains focus
🖨️ Step by step: how to print it perfectly
Click "Print Now" and set your printer to black & white — it saves ink!
Use thicker paper (28-32 lb) with markers so color doesn't bleed through
Before coloring, tap each frog and count out loud together — all the way to 20!
Celebrate big after counting — that turns numbers into a joyful experience
🐸 Did you know? Number 20 in everyday life
While the coloring happens, it's the perfect moment for a few fun facts about the number 20:
Some frogs can jump twenty times their own body length
Together, people have exactly 20 fingers and toes
20 is made up of two tens — 10 plus another 10
Counting to 20 is a great goal on the way to starting school
Frogs often croak together in a chorus to attract mates
Frogs start in water as tadpoles, then move onto land
🎨 Creative tip: a colorful frog pond
In the Number Safari, frogs don't have to be just green! Maybe there's a blue water frog or a yellow tree frog? Your child can try finding a different pattern for each frog. That turns the number 20 into a truly lively piece of art. 🐸
✍️ Writing tip: how to draw the number 20
Start with a curve at the top, angle down, then finish with a straight line
Draw a round circle next to it — like an egg
2 and 0 side by side make the big number 20 — you did it!
🎨 What colors suit the frogs?
Here are our favorite color ideas for little artists:
Different shades of green like real pond frogs
Turquoise and blue for exotic water frogs
Bright yellow and orange like exotic poison dart frogs
A different color for every frog — a colorful fantasy pond
📅 When does the number 20 coloring page fit best?
A great reward page after counting through every number
Perfect for the math corner – free to print again and again
Screen-free entertainment for a gray afternoon
Print ahead of time and pack it for flights, trains or waiting rooms
Your benefits at PureSketchy:
- Thick outlines: Maximum support for preschoolers learning to color inside the lines.
- Free to print: Every page in the Number Safari is available instantly, no sign-up.
- Virus-safe & fast: Instant access to optimized WebP images.
- Thoughtfully designed: Clear number shapes and unmistakable quantities to prepare for school.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What age is this page suitable for?
Number 20 with frogs is especially suited for preschool and kindergarten kids celebrating the full number range up to 20.
Does the download cost anything?
No, every coloring page on PureSketchy is 100% free for personal use, preschools, and schools.
Which pens work best?
For the round frog shapes we recommend thick crayons or coloring markers.
Are there more numbers to color?
Yes! Our Number Safari has every number from 0 to 20 free to print.
Is there a German version?
Yes, this page is also available in German as Zahl 20 Ausmalbild.