What are Super Bean Stars? Its our collection of video game and movie inspired parody characters shaped in to Beans. The idea is simple, take Jack Sparrow and turn him into a bean, then think of a clever name to call him, Pirate Jack Bean. That’s the entire thought process that was applied to this line of coloring pages. Simplicity at its finest!
Build number recognition and basic fine motor coordination with our color by number bean shaped math worksheets. Enjoy this incredible collection of characters without the fuss and frustration of math. It’s just you, the squares, a crayon or colored pencil, and the beans.
Add and subtract your way to Bean Nirvana by printing and coloring our addition worksheet coloring pages featuring all of your favorite bean characters. They’re all here, except you know who. I couldn’t bring myself to make a coloring page of him, but the rest are here I swear.
Multiplication and division just got interesting with our incredible parody characters dressup as Beans. Or are they Beans dressed up as your favorite characters. I think the second one feels more accurat. I can’t even imagine it if Mr. T dressup as a bean. Why would he do it? It doesn’t make sense.
We have a huge collection of hilarious characters your students will love and help to keep them engaged while practicing and building math fact skills in the classroom or homeschool. Add our math worksheets to your weekly routine. Supplement your teaching and print 1-2 pages a week for your students and it will help give character to your math instruction.
8-Bit Academy
Did you like our Superbean characters? Help them in Decimal Diner and some of our other games on 8-Bit Academy.
Teaching Squared
Enjoy these fun activitities from Teaching Squared using your favorite characters. From Nintendo word searches to Disney division printables, we’ve got lots of content.
Super Math Land
Practice math facts in a video game inspired board game. Roll, solve, and run from the Cubey Bull across several worlds/boards.
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We hope you enjoyed exploring our math coloring pages and pixel art activities! Learning math can be both fun and rewarding. Keep calculating, keep coloring, and come back soon for more mathematical adventures!
