In this post, you can find the fun and engaging Chinese numbers 1 to 5 worksheet which is free to download. If you’d like your children to work on more Chinese numbers, check out our Numbers Topic Printables.
This fun ice cream coloring worksheet helps younger learners recognize and practice Chinese numbers 1–5 (一, 二, 三, 四, 五) while enjoying a creative activity.
Coloring supports fine motor skills, number recognition, and memory retention. It also builds confidence as young learners match Chinese numbers to colors.
Words on the worksheet:
One: 一 (yī)
Two: 二 (èr)
Three: 三 (sān)
Four; 四 (sì)
Five: 五 (wǔ)
How to Use It
Begin by introducing the Chinese numbers 一–五 (yī, èr, sān, sì, wǔ) with flashcards.
Practice saying the numbers aloud together, then count on fingers as a group.
Hand out the ice cream worksheet and go through the numbers assigned on the colors (eg: 一：yellow/黄色; 二：purple/紫色 etc.).
Encourage students to say the number out loud each time while they are coloring.
Finish with a quick review.
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Love sweet learning activities?
After coloring your ice cream, don’t miss our Free Strawberry Dot-to-Dot Worksheet! Kids can connect the dots to reveal a cute strawberry while learning Chinese numbers 1–22 with pinyin. It’s a fun, hands-on way to practice counting and pronunciation — perfect for classrooms and home learning!
For next learning step, you may want to check out our Chinese Numbers 1-10 Printable Pack. It offers a variety of interactive and enjoyable activities for kids to learn Chinese numbers 1 to 10.
It is suitable for classrooms or homeschooling, and it accommodates different skill levels, making it valuable for beginners and those improving their Chinese skills.
Kids will enjoy learning the numbers 1-10 with this fun and engaging Chinese learning activities pack.
We also have the Chinese numbers 11-20 Printable Pack available if your young learners have already gained the Chinese counting and writing skills of numbers 1 to 10. Check it out below.
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.
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, please check out the Numbers page.
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