Ori and Nima drawing and coloring on a tablet at a wooden table

Draw & Color

Draw a little
Discover a lot

Color, trace, count, and solve with your Wondermaths friends. Draw, erase, and try again.

Browse Tablet Pages

Use a finger or stylus. No printing needed.

Draw, erase, try again

One page. As many tries as you like.

Three tablets showing the same Rain for Ori page: started, finished and colored, then erased and ready to try again.
  • 1Start drawing

  • 2Finish & color

  • 3Erase & try again

  • 1Start drawing

  • 2Finish & color

  • 3Erase & try again

Try This Page

Example marks are shown on the real page to demonstrate drawing, coloring and erasing.

What should we try today

Find a page by activity, skill, or friend.

470 tablet-ready pages from the original worksheets, tracing cards and coloring pages.

Coloring Pages

Bring our friends
to life

Pick a page. Make it yours.

Browse Coloring Pages

Tavi with acorns beside three tablets showing the Autumn Mosaic Friends coloring pages

Stained Glass Friends

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Lines & Zigzags tracing page

Tracing Pages

Little lines
New discoveries

Follow the line. Keep the pattern going.

Ages 4–5

Browse Tracing Pages

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  • Lines & Zigzags

    Ages 4–5

    Trace each line from the left, then keep the pattern going in the free space.

    Open On Tablet
  • Waves & Arches

    Ages 4–5

    Trace each wave and arch from the left, then keep the pattern going.

    Open On Tablet
  • Loops & Circles

    Ages 4–5

    Trace each loop and circle from the left, then keep the pattern going.

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  • Curls & Hooks

    Ages 4–5

    Trace each curl and hook from the left, then keep the pattern going.

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  • Mix & Continue

    Ages 4–5

    Trace both shapes in the pattern, then keep the same mix going.

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Tracing Pages

Wondermaths Friends Tracing

Eight tracing pages with Ori and friends. Start at the big dot, follow the dotted trail slowly, then color the friend. All eight pages in one PDF · 846 KB

  • Ori’s Straight Trails tracing page with Ori the Owl

    Ori’s Straight Trails

    Start at a dot. Trace down to a feather. Ori the Owl.

    Open On Tablet
  • Nima’s Zigzag Trails tracing page with Nima the Hedgehog

    Nima’s Zigzag Trails

    Start at a dot. Trace down to a leaf. Nima the Hedgehog.

    Open On Tablet
  • Lumi’s Wavy Trails tracing page with Lumi the Dolphin

    Lumi’s Wavy Trails

    Start at a dot. Trace down to a shell. Lumi the Dolphin.

    Open On Tablet
  • Tavi’s Gentle Bends tracing page with Tavi the Squirrel

    Tavi’s Gentle Bends

    Start at a dot. Trace down to an acorn. Tavi the Squirrel.

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  • Suvi’s Loopy Trails tracing page with Suvi the Butterfly

    Suvi’s Loopy Trails

    Start at a dot. Trace down to a flower. Suvi the Butterfly.

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  • Lebo’s Curly Trails tracing page with Lebo the Snail

    Lebo’s Curly Trails

    Start at a dot. Trace down to a mushroom. Lebo the Snail.

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  • Muno’s Little Bends tracing page with Muno the Caterpillar

    Muno’s Little Bends

    Start at a dot. Trace down to a leaf. Muno the Caterpillar.

    Open On Tablet
  • Muva’s A Little of Everything tracing page with Muva the Calf

    Muva’s A Little of Everything

    Start at a dot. Trace down to a flower. Muva the Calf.

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Worksheets

Small discoveries, one page at a time

Find a skill. Meet a friend. Try a page.

Before you begin

A little setup. Then let them try.

  • Use a finger or stylus

    Draw directly on the page.

  • Erase & try again

    Undo a mark, or clear your work for a fresh start.

  • Keep a copy

    Use Save my work on a worksheet, or Save my picture on a coloring page, to keep an image.

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For Parents

A little help
for you

You do not need the perfect explanation.

  • What to say

    “What do you notice?”

  • Make it easier

    Try just one line or one answer.

  • Try a challenge

    “Can you show it another way?”

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