Coloring these pages helps young learners recognize numbers in Chinese, and connect language learning with real-life celebrations
Our Birthday Cake Coloring Pages feature fun and festive illustrations of cakes, candles, and decorations, along with the Chinese expression “我___岁” (Wǒ ___ suì) – I am ___ years old. Each page encourages children to practice the Chinese number and Chinese expression about their age while enjoying a creative coloring activity.
In this post, you can find two coloring pages. One is a three-year-old birthday cake coloring page. The other is a four-year-old birthday cake coloring page. Both are free to download. These two pages are just part of our Birthday Cake Coloring Pages set which includes 11 pages, covering ages 3 to 12. For more birthday cake coloring pages, check out our full printable set—perfect for classroom or home use!”
How to Use It
These coloring pages include cute birthday-themed illustrations such as cakes, candles, and decorations. They also feature the Chinese phrase “我______岁” (Wǒ ______suì) – I am ______years old with pinyin support, so the young learners can color, read, and say their age in Chinese.
- Begin with a short introduction of birthday vocabulary (cake, candles, age).
- Show students how to say “我______岁” and let each child practice with their own age.
- Hand out the coloring pages and encourage kids to color while repeating the phrase.
- End with a fun “birthday song” moment where each student proudly says their age in Chinese.
This activity combines language learning, fun coloring activities and personal connection, making Chinese numbers and phrases easy to remember.
If you would like non-prep fun and engaging comprehensive Chinese numbers printable pack for your young learners to work on, check out our Chinese Numbers 1-20 Printable Pack. It offers a variety of interactive and enjoyable activities.
It is suitable for classrooms or homeschooling, and it accommodates different skill levels, making it valuable for beginners and those improving their Chinese skills.
Chinese Numbers 1-20 Printable Pack
The Chinese Numbers 1-20 Printable Pack offers a downloadable collection of educational materials designed to teach or reinforce the learning of Chinese numbers from 1 to 20. These printable resources include numbers writing sheets, worksheets, coloring pages, and other engaging activities (see the table of contents below) to help learners, especially beginners, grasp…
Keep readingOr you may only want some Chinese numbers 1 to 10 worksheets for now.
If your young learners have already manages Chinese numbers 1–10, below printable pack is the perfect next step to help them practice and master numbers 11–20 in Chinese.”
If you would only like your young learners to learn how to say the numbers 1-100 in Chinese, please check out the Number Charts post to download the free 100 charts.
Free Number Charts
Numbers are used in our everyday life. We use numbers to express or present values or quantities. They are the foundation for calculations and measurements. Arabic numbers are the most commonly used number system worldwide. People can recognize Arabic numbers no matter which country they are from. However, the Arabic numbers are pronounced differently depending…
As you may know that Chinese Pinyin is the Chinese phonetics, it is similar to English phonetics. Using Pinyin we can spell out the numbers in Chinese.
If you would like your young learners to learn the foundation of Chinese Pinyin, please check out the Chinese Pinyin Workbook which includes a variety of fun and engaging Pinyin exercises and guides young learners to practice Pinyin from tracing letters and tones to recognize 60+ pinyin words.
If you would like more numbers-related printables, check out our Numbers topic page.
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