Alphabet Coloring Pages
Every letter from A to Z gets its own sheet in this set. A big capital and a small letter sit at the top, like Aa or Rr. Under them is one picture that starts with that letter.
A is an apple, R is a rocket and Z is a zebra. Say the word out loud while your child colors. Hearing it again and again is how kids learn the sound each letter makes. Teachers often use alphabet coloring pages for a letter of the week.
Free Alphabet Coloring Pages
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Letter A for Apple
A big apple sits on the grass next to a basket full of apples.
Letter B for Bus
A school bus drives along the road past a tree.
Letter C for Cupcake
A tall cupcake with a cherry on top stands between two small cupcakes.
Letter D for Donut
A big donut with sprinkles sits on a plate. Two more donuts are stacked beside it.
Letter E for Egg
One egg sits in an egg cup in front of a box of eggs.
Letter F for Flower
A big flower and a small flower grow in a flower pot.
Letter G for Guitar
A guitar stands up tall with two music notes floating beside it.
Letter H for Hot Air Balloon
A hot air balloon floats high above the hills.
Letter I for Igloo
An igloo made of ice blocks sits in the snow. Snowflakes fall around it.
Letter J for Jam
A jar of jam with a spoon in it stands next to a slice of bread.
Letter K for Kite
A kite with a long tail of bows flies over a grassy hill.
Letter L for Lighthouse
A striped lighthouse stands on the rocks by the sea.
Letter M for Mushroom
A big spotted mushroom grows in the grass with two little ones.
Letter N for Nest
Three eggs sit in a nest made of twigs on a branch.
Letter O for Orange
A whole orange sits next to an orange cut in half.
Letter P for Pizza
A round pizza is cut into slices and topped with mushrooms.
Letter Q for Quilt
A quilt with stars and hearts covers a small bed.
Letter R for Rocket
A rocket blasts off into space past the stars and a planet.
Letter S for Strawberry
A big strawberry sits next to a bowl full of little ones.
Letter T for Teapot
A round teapot sits next to a cup and saucer.
Letter U for Umbrella
An open umbrella keeps the rain off. Small puddles lie on the ground.
Letter V for Vase
A vase full of tulips and daisies stands on a small table.
Letter W for Windmill
A windmill with four big sails stands on a hill full of flowers.
Letter X for Xylophone
A toy xylophone lies next to two sticks, ready to play.
Letter Y for Yo-Yo
One yo-yo hangs from its string. Another one rests on the floor.
Letter Z for Zebra
A zebra with lots of stripes stands in the grass under a tree.
Alphabet Pictures for Every Letter
Here is the picture on every sheet. Read it with your child before you start.
- A is for apple.
- B is for bus.
- C is for cupcake.
- D is for donut.
- E is for egg.
- F is for flower.
- G is for guitar.
- H is for hot air balloon.
- I is for igloo.
- J is for jam.
- K is for kite.
- L is for lighthouse.
- M is for mushroom.
- N is for nest.
- O is for orange.
- P is for pizza.
- Q is for quilt.
- R is for rocket.
- S is for strawberry.
- T is for teapot.
- U is for umbrella.
- V is for vase.
- W is for windmill.
- X is for xylophone.
- Y is for yo-yo.
- Z is for zebra.
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Frequently asked questions
What age are these alphabet pages for?
Kids aged 3 to 6 who are learning their letters. The letters are big and the lines are thick and easy to stay inside.
Do the pages show small letters too?
Every sheet has both. The capital comes first and the small letter sits right next to it, like Bb.
How can I use these to teach the alphabet?
Do one letter a day. Say the letter name and its sound. Then name the picture and think of more words that start the same way.
Can I make an ABC book with these?
Print every sheet with help from our printing guide. Let your child color them. Then put them in order from A to Z and staple the left side.
