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FREE Printable Alphabet Coloring Pages for Preschoolers

These super cute, free alphabet coloring pages are a fun way for toddler, preschool, pre k, and kindergarten age kids to work on learning the sounds letters make, practice listening for beginning sounds, and learning vocabulary while strengthening fine motor skills and having fun. Grab the pdf alphabet worksheets for a no prep alphabet activity kids will love.

FREE CUTE Alphabet Coloring Pages - these free printable alphabet worksheets are super cute and such a fun way to practice beginning sounds letters make while strengthening fine motor skills.. Perfect for toddler, preschool, and kindergarten age kids #preschool #alphabet #homeschooling

Alphabet Coloring Pages

One of the earliest and most important things kids learn is the alphabet. They start identifying letters that are in their names, they sing the alphabet song, and they begin scribbling letters on pages. Young children are natural learners – they are excited to be big kids and write words just like the people around them that they look up to like Mom, Dad, Grandma, and older siblings. These super cute Alphabet Coloring Pages are a great way for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergartners to learn their letters!

Children need lots of practice to learn their ABCs.

  • They need to see letters so read lots of books featuring big bold letters. Point out the letters you find on the pages.
  • Know that letters are important so show them how letters are in books, on mail, on signs in the community, in their name, etc. Play letter I spy, find the the letter worksheets, make name crafts, etc.
  • Learn that letters spell words. Write their name on top of EVERYTHING! Put it on coloring pages, hang it on their wall, help them spell words when they ask, write a letter to Grandma where they dictate and you write.
  • Sing alphabet songs to practice the order from a-z. Watch leap frog letter factory, watch early childhood programs like Disney Junior Mickey Mouse that incorporate early learning seamlessly.
  • Learn new vocabulary. The more words kids have to express themselves and describe the world around them, the less they will get frustrated and the better they can communicate. So read lots of books, have a running conversation about everything, do worksheets that teach new vocabulary, try new fruits or styles of food, take them on vacations to help them get lots of new experiences.

Basically, your young learners are like sponges soaking up everything you give them. Studies have shown that their brains are making new connections for everything they learn, but if they aren’t be exposed to new materials no connections will form. By the time they are in early elementary very few new pathways are formed…. the rest of their lives their minds will use the pathways that were formed to help them process information. So explore a lot and create tons of new roads in their brains! See all of our Preschool Alphabet resources!

 

Alphabet Coloring Sheets

These super cute and fun-to-color preschool worksheets are a great, NO PREP way to teach the  alphabet for kids! Simply print the free alphabet printables to go along with your letter of the week study, extra practice worksheets, or any other reason.

super cute alphabet coloring pages for toddlers, preschoolers, prek, kindergartners to learn their abcs, work on phonemic awareness, and learn new vocabulary. Featured is letter p and letter q coloring pages

Free Alphabet Coloring Pages

Whether you are a parent, teacher, or homeschooler – you will love this NO PREP alphabet activity for toddlers, preschoolers, pre k, and kindergarten age students. There are 26 black and white letter coloring pages – one for each letter from a to z. Each sheet features the upper and lowercase letters plus a variety of clipart featuring the same beginning sound. This is great for working on listening to the sounds letters make and learning new vocabulary.

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Free Printable Alphabet Coloring Pages

Students can say the name of the picture out loud on the kindergarten alphabet coloring pages to hear the beginning sounds in the words.  This is called phonemic awareness and it is a sfuper important skill for preschoolers, prek, and kindergartners to learn to get them ready for phonics and sounding out words.

In addition, these abc printables are great for helping children have fun while strengthening their fine motor skills by coloring these abc coloring pages with crayon, markers, colored pencils, gel pens, etc.  This helps hand muscles get strong so they are ready for all the letter tracing and writing words that comes next.

The following vocabulary is taught on these preschool coloring pages alphabet:

  • A is for anchor, apple, apron, alligator, axe, airplane, ant
  • B is for  bear, balloon, butterfly, bench, button, ball, bell, book
  • C is for candle, cap, cup, can, cloud, cookie, cupcake, camera
  • D is for donut, door, dish, drum, dollar, doll, dress, duck, desk
  • E isf or ear, eagle, envelope, eraser, Earth, Elf, eyes, elbow, elephant
  • F is for fire, flower, flag, fish, football, fire hydrant, flamingo, fan, frog, fence
  • G is for golf, gate, glue, glasses, grapes, glass, gumball, gloves
  • H is for heart, ham, helicopter, horse, hedgehog, hat, hot dog, hammer, house
  • I is for ice cream, insect, ice, iguana, ivy, iron, island, igloo, ice skates
  • J is for jellyfish, Jupiter, jet, jump rope, jam, juice, jacket, jeans, jello
  • K is for king, kangaroo, kettle, kite, kiwi, key, ketchup, koala
  • L is for ladybug, lollipop, laptop, lemon, limo, lamp, leaf, lamb, leg, lion
  • M is for moustache, mushroom, mirror, mitten, magnet, microophone, milk, mask, magnet, mailbox, mouse
  • N is for necklace, nut, nail, nest, note, notebook, needle, nail
  • O is for owl, noino, ornage, oven, olive, octopus, oar, ostrich, otter
  • P is for pig, picture frame, pan, penguin, pencil, popcorn, purse, panda, pizza
  • Q is for quesadilla, quill, question, quilt, quiet, quarter, queen, quail
  • R is for rain, rocket, ring, racket, rattle, road, rose, rooster, robot, rabbit
  • S is for scissors, strawberry, star, sun, sandwich, slingshot, shark, sunflower, shell, sock
  • T is for taco, tomato, tie, telephone, tissue, oothbrush, tags, toaster, tree, teeth, turtle, table
  • U is for unicycle, unicorn, urn, umbrella, under, underwear, ukulele, uniform
  • V is for vote, vegetables, vine, valenitne, vase, violin, vacuum, volcano, vest
  • W is for window, water, wheel, well, watermelon, wink, wasp, windmill, worm
  • X is for xylophone, x-ray
  • Y is for yarn, yogurt, yard, yellow, yak, yacht, yam, and yolk
  • Z is for zig zag, zoom, zebra, zuchini, zipper, zoo, and zinnia

alphabet mini book printable Free Alphabet Play Doh Mats Kids will have fun practicing making the uppercase and lowercase alphabet letters with these super cute do a dot printables. Not only are bingo dauber markers fun to use, but they are great for strengthening hand muscles, working on 1:1 correspondence, and with these alphabet worksheets - they are great for learning your abcs. These abc printables are great for teaching toddler, preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten age students their lettesr a to z. Simply print pdf file with do a dot worksheets, grab your bingo markers,  and you are ready to play and learn.

FREE Alphabet Printables

Looking for more abc printables for kids? You have tons of free alphabet printables

Tracing Letters Free alphabet worksheets  26 adorable alphabet crafts to make based on uppercase alphabet letters.

FREE Alphabet printables to help kids practice listening for the sound letters makes while learning their ABCs. These alphabet coloring sheets are perfect for toddler, preschool, prek, and kindergarten age kids. #alphabet #coloringpages #prek

 

Printable Alphabet Coloring Pages

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        1. I just tried to send them to you again. Check your spam folder if you don’t see the email with the download 😉

  1. I have tried subscribing so I can access the alphabet freebie pages. I have not received the email to confirm my subscription. I checked the spam folder…not there either! I even tried with two different emails. Any ideas?

  2. Thks so much, I am teacher in Acapulco, México and it´s hard find thinks for the kids in English, I hope you continue sharing this lovely material.

    1. Scroll to the bottom of the post and put your email address in the box to send the PDF to your email; you will automatically join our free newsletter =)

    1. Hi Cristina, just enter your email in the box at the bottom of the post and we will send you the link to download the FREE pdf and sign you up for our weekly newsletter. Enjoy

    1. My best guess is you printed from the internet and there was a speed or rendering issue. Try to download the freebie and save on your pc first. THen print from downloaded printable and you should have no issues =)

    1. I bet you just got the initial freebie for signing up for our newsletter =) THe alphabet coloring pages will be released after that If you don’t see it today, give me a buzz and I’ll resend it. Enjoy!

  3. Ignore my previous comment, so sorry. Just received my email! Thank you for such a cute and FREE printable. I will be returning to your site!

    1. Glad you got everything ok 😉 It “should” work seemlessly. Glad to have you reading along! Have a GREAT day!

    1. Nope, it includes pages from A to Z. Perhaps try downloading before opening / printing. Perhaps it is an internet speed issue.

    1. Simply enter your email address in the box at the bottom of the post and click blue button that says Download. The file will open immediately for you to save/print.

  4. Thank you sooooo much. I can’t tell you how much you helped me and saved my time. Actually I was trying to make this type content for my 3 years son. suddenly I saw your page in Google. And I am done. may God bless you.

  5. You have an amazing talent. To those of us who are trying to teach little ones, our grandchildren, you are a blessing! Thank you so much!

  6. I’ve been using Alphabet Coloring Pages with my preschool class this year. They are loving it! First few letters were great. I’m having a hard time printing them out – the graphics are blacked out and words are covered. Is there another PDF? Or do I need update my software? Thank you for your guidance

  7. Hi Please send me the links for A-Z letter find, Snow Globe do-A -Dot, Alphabet coloring pages, and letter recognition worksheets. thanks. The links were not available at the bottom. 🙂

    1. Simply scroll to the bottom of the post and enter email address in the box to get instant access to the subscriber freebies =)

    1. This is a subscriber freebie. Enter email in box at bottom and click print to get immediate access =)

    1. That happens when you print from the online file (internet speed talking to your printer). Save a copy to your local machine and print from that =)

  8. Thank you so much for all the wonderful worksheets! We live in a rural area and preschool is expensive. Your worksheets are an invaluable resource when it comes to teaching my daughter from home! I know it takes a lot of effort to make and post these printables. Thank you for making them available for free! Living on a budget, you make teaching my daughter from home possible. Thank you!!

  9. I am so excited to start working with my Granddaughter teaching her the alphabet. I truly appreciate the time and effort you put into preparing and sharing this material.

  10. I am a teacher. I have children ages 16months to 3years old so i am looking for work n ideas to try with them that are not only fun but learning as well

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