This free letter U coloring page gives preschool and kindergarten kids a fun way to connect letters with words they already recognize. Alongside the big uppercase U, children can color pictures of a unicorn, umbrella, UFO, and urchin. It’s an easy printable that blends early literacy with creativity, helping reinforce letter sounds while keeping kids…
A letter T coloring page came in handy when we were stuck mixing up similar letter sounds. Taking a break to color the bold shape of T alongside simple images like tree, train, and tiger made a big difference. It turned a frustrating moment into something creative and fun. This sheet is one of many…
This free letter S coloring page gives kids a playful way to connect the alphabet with everyday words that start with S. The worksheet features a large uppercase S surrounded by images like a snake, sun, star, scarecrow, and squirrel, making early literacy feel more like fun than formal practice. This alphabet coloring page is…
This letter R coloring page quickly became a favorite in our alphabet lessons. There’s just something about rockets, rainbows, and rabbits that captures kids’ attention. It’s part of a growing set of printable ABC coloring pages designed to build phonics skills while giving little hands something fun and purposeful to color. Letter R Coloring Sheet…
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This free letter Q coloring page was a big help when my son was first learning the alphabet, giving him a simple way to connect the shape of the letter with real words. The printable has a large uppercase Q to color along with fun illustrations of a queen, a quail, and even a question…
This free letter O coloring page was a fun way for my son to connect the shape of the letter with words he already knew. The worksheet has a big uppercase O to color, along with pictures like an owl, ostrich, ox, ornaments, and an orchard. It works well as a quiet activity at home…
This letter N coloring page was a simple but fun way to reinforce the letter during our preschool alphabet week. My son loved recognizing the different N-themed images, especially the nutcracker, and it gave us a chance to talk about newts, nurses, and even what a newspaper is. It’s a low-prep activity that works well…
If you’re looking for a letter M coloring page, this free printable is perfect for preschoolers learning the alphabet. Kids will love coloring the uppercase M along with playful images like monkeys, mice, moons, and more. It’s a simple, engaging way to teach letter recognition and sounds at home or in the classroom. Letter M…
This free letter J coloring page was a big help when my son was learning the alphabet, giving him a fun way to connect letters with real objects. Kids can color a large uppercase J alongside a jellyfish, jug, jewelry, jam, and Johnny Appleseed, making the letter and its sound more memorable. It’s an easy,…
This letter I coloring page was a quick and easy way to reinforce the letter without feeling like a full lesson. My son enjoyed picking out the images that start with I, especially the ice cream, and it gave us a chance to talk about each word while he colored. If you’re working through the…
African American inventors coloring pages have become one of our favorite hands-on ways to highlight the stories behind everyday inventions. From traffic signals to the ice cream scoop, these printable pages help kids connect real names to real innovations. We usually add them to our Black History Month activities, but honestly, they’re a great fit…
Summer is coming and now is the perfect time to start planning out a few activities for the kids. I have the solution (well part of the solution!) for kids aged 12 and above. Carry on reading for our KiwiCo Eureka crate review and see why it is the answer. Think of the KiwiCo crate…
Despite being year-round homeschoolers, we tend to spend our summer homeschool months deciding on the next grade’s curriculum. The best way we have found to do this is to spend the summer having as many free trials as we can before we settle on our actual homeschool curriculum for the next year. This is exactly…
The letter G coloring page is one of our favorite ways to practice early literacy skills without relying on traditional worksheets. This alphabet coloring page includes a bold uppercase G alongside fun illustrations like a giraffe, goat, and gift, perfect for helping preschoolers connect letters to words through coloring. Whether you’re working through the alphabet…