We consider a generalization of Sperner's lemma for a triangulation $T$ of $(m+1)$-discs $D$ whose vertices are colored in $n+2$ colors. A proper coloring of $T$ on the boundary of $D$ determines a simplicial mapping $f:S^m \to S^n$ and the element $x=[f]$ in $π_m(S^n)$. For any $x$ in this homotopy group we define a non-negative integer $μ(x)$. For some cases this invariant can be found explicitly. Namely, if $m=n$ then this number is the Brouwer degree of the mapping $f$. For the case $m=3, n=2$ we found a lower bound for $μ(x)$, where $x$ is the Hopf invariant, and proved that $μ(1)=μ(2)=9$. The main result of this paper is the theorem that the number of fully colored $n$-simplexes in $T$ is not less than $μ([f])$. To prove this theorem we use a generalization of Pontryagin's theorem for manifolds with respect to their boundaries.