Here you'll find coloring pages to print out and use along with the lessons and activities on this website.
When children color, they aren't just scribbling on a piece of paper. They're also developing fine motor skills, concentration, and creativity.
Most importantly, it's a way for you and your child to sit down and spend some time together.
I've created a few different types of coloring sheets. Some of them can be used alongside the other lessons and worksheets found on this site such as the Alphabet coloring pages below.
Others would be great activities for classroom parties such as the holiday coloring sheets, while the rest are simply intended as a fun coloring activity for children. Enjoy!
The Alphabet coloring pages feature both upper and lower case letters along with a fun picture to color. The Phonetic Alphabet coloring sheets show upper case letters only along with a picture that represents each letter, for example, "D is for Dinosaur".
Download the Printable Alphabet Letters and decorate them any way you want. You can use crayons, stickers, glue and glitter or anything else your child can think of. These pages go great with the Alphabet Activities.
Learning the alphabet is fun, but let's not forget about math. Print out the number coloring pages and start learning numbers from 1 to 10. For more help with numbers, see the related lessons at the bottom of this page.
All of these coloring pages revolve around a particular theme like animals, fantasy, or cartoons. To see the coloring pages for each category, simply click on the image below. Each set of coloring pages has around a dozen or so different printable pages to color.
These worksheets make a fun activity for any holiday. There are different sets for some of the larger holidays. We've used some of these in our kids' classrooms during their Halloween and Thanksgiving parties.
These coloring pages cover a wide variety of topics like the alphabet and shapes. For more in-depth study of these important concepts, you might want to check out these worksheets and lessons:
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