You are going to love these unique, fun-to-color FREE Alphabet Coloring Pages. Toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergartners can even compile them into a really cool alphabet book.
Alphabet Coloring Pages
These alphabet printables are such a fun way to help teach preschool, pre k, and kindergarten age children their letters and the sounds they make.
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These black and white worksheets are low to no prep and save money by not printing in colored ink too! There is a page, featuring a large capital letter, for every letter of the alphabet from A to Z.
ABC Coloring Book Free Download
These alphabet coloring sheets are super simple to complete, but lots of fun! Students just love coloring the pictures and large featured letter with crayons, markers, colored pencils, gel pens , or whatever their favorite drawing utencil is. Giving young learners a lot of opportunities to color allows them to build strong hand muscles and improve coordination. These are all important building blocks for future writing!
Whether you are a parents, teacher, or homeschooler – you will love this super cute kindergarten printable perfect for learning letters. You can use this along with any curriculum or letter of the week program. It also makes a great addition to a literacy center, homeswork, extra practice, seatwork, and home preschools.
ABC Printables
Pass out the letter you are working on and students will color the pictures that all start with the featured letter. This is great for working on phonemic awarenss as students listen for beginning sounds of the pictures. This is also great for building vocabulary and helping kids to begin listening for the sounds letters make – an important skill they will need for phonics as they begin reading.
Letter Coloring Pages
We like to cut out the shape of the letter. This abc coloring pagesnot only reinforces the letter shape (visual discrimination), but provides some extra motor skills as students practice using scissors with these free alphabet coloring pages.
ABC Coloring Pages
If you like, kids can make an alphabet book from the alphabet coloring pages free. Just stack the pages up in alphabetical order from a-z then staple along the name space and you will have a fun-to-flip through printable alphabet book to help you child review their abcs.
While these pages can be used for phonemic awareness, there are many pictures that start with the same beginning letter, but not the traditional phonics sound for each letter. You can have kids color only the ones that have the same phonemic sound if you like. We used these to work on learning new vocabulary.
- A is for airplane, acorn, apron, axe, ant, alligator, apple, anchor, alien
- B is for bee, banana, bread, box, balloon, bat, butterfly, boots, ball, bux
- C is for cactus, catipellar, cat, cloud, calculator, cow, carrot
- D is for dog, drill, deer, drum, duck, dice, donuts, darts
- E is for eagle, envelope, ear, eggplant, elf, elepahnt, egg
- F is for fan, flag, football, flower, frog, flower, fork, flamingo, fire hydrant
- G is for grapes, glove, gift, gorilla, game, glasses, goat
- H is for hand, hook, hot dog, hamburger, hen, horseshoe, heart, harp, ham, hat
- I is for iguana, island, ink, ice cream, iron, ice skates, ice, igloo
- J is for jacket, jeep, jet, jello, jewels, jug, jellyfish, jar
- K is for koala, kiwi, ketchup, kayak, knot, key
- L is for lion, lock, lantern, lemon, laundry, llama,learf
- M is for magnet, mail, mushroom, moose, mouse, map, mouth, moon, muffin, mug, mail
- N is for nut, note, nine, needle, nest, newspaepr, net, nose
- O is for ox, oven, oars, onion, ollive, octopus, oboe, orange
- P is for panda, potato, pacifier, pea, pumpkin, pie, penguin, pian, picnic table
- Q is for quilt, question, quiet, queen, quaill, quiver
- R is for rain, radio, rooster, rose, ring, rug, recycle, rainbow
- S is for star, strawberry, snowflake, slingshot, spider, shark, suitcase, screw, stool, snail, sun
- T is for tub, tooth, tape measure, taco, turtle, tent, toaster, tomato
- U is for umbrella, unicorn, urn, unicycle, underwear, ukelele
- V is for van, vulture, vote, volcano, vest, vine, vacuum
- W is for watch, web, whale, wint, wheelbarrow, worm, watermelon, wheel, woodpecker
- X is for xray, xylophone
- Y is for yak, yolk, yarn, yo-yo, yacht, yam
- Z is for Zeppelin, zookeeper, zipper, zuchini, zebra, zero
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Alphabet Coloring Worksheets for Kindergarten
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I could cry!!! God Bless you for allowing teachers free access to this wonderful alphabet color pages!! It is an excellent tool for letter identification and phonics!!! Amazing! Thank you!
So glad you can use this resource! Thanks for the sweet note.
You are so thoughtful to provide this free resource. I love it. Thank you!
Thanks alot for this free printable worksheet.. my little one enjoys it..
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Please send link to get Free Alaphabet Coloring pages. I signed email listing but the link was not available. Please help
Happy to help, please send me an email at info@kindergartenworksheeetsandgames.com
Thank you for this! my kids love this coloring book. Do you have one for the lowercase letters?
Glad you like it. There is not a lowercase at this time, but one is in the works!
I love this activities so badly…I hope I can get my free copies too. i already subscribe but theres no email confirmation recieve.
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thank you so much. My students will enjoy it!
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I love your printables and use them for Storytime crafts and activities with my Library Kids. Do you have a donate button somewhere?
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This will definitely keep my students busy!
This is so helpful! I feel that my preschooler is behind after missing so much school, so I can’t wait to do these with her. Your website has been such a gift!
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So glad we can help!
Am I the only person to click on every link and not find the ABC printable alphabet? How about post and link together? There is a lot of amazing ideas here, but they are hard to find and hard to see through all of the ads.
Sorry you are having trouble. All my downloads are always at the bottom of the post, under the terms of use. most are clicking on text link that says >> Download <<. This particular one is a subscriber freebie so just enter info in the box (with picture of printable) and click download. You will immediately be redirected to the freebie! My heart is to keep materials FREE for my readers, so the ads are necessary to pay for the costs related to operating our site. Thanks for understanding.
This is so helpful since I am homeschooling for the first time! Thank you!
Hello I subscribed but I’m not seeing the downloaded worksheet. Please where do I go to search for it
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These are wonderful resources that you have available. I was reading your terms of use and I’m running into a bit of difficulty because I am having to teach students virtually, because of –, which means I can’t print the materials out for them. Am I allowed to share your download in my weekly lesson plans so parents can print these off and work through them with their child?
You are welcome to send them a link to the post for them to download their own copy! You just cant send them the download or download link only 😉