Who doesn’t love coloring pages? I know they are always a big hit during Quiet Time over here. Recently, I combined a few of my passions and the result was these 78 FREE color by letter coloring pages!
One of my passions, as you might now, is quiet time. Quiet time helps me add a lovely rhythm to our days, gives my little ones time to be independent and recharge, and gives me time each day to be on my own and recharge as well.
Another passion, as you also might now, is teaching little ones letter recognition. As a literacy specialist I have a very strong opinion on how we should be teaching children their letters, sounds, and pre-reading skills.
Well! Those passions have combined to create this love baby (too much … I see that.) Seventy Eight pages of free printable colouring pages that ALSO teach little ones their letters, sound blending, and pre-reading skills.
I have shared with you before about how I strongly suggest (strongly) we teach little ones their letters. We start with their name letters and then progress through small groups, in a special order. In this order we teach letter names, sounds, and introduce sound blending through simple word families. I write all about that in this post called Teaching Letter Recognition.
So I won’t repeat that entire post here, but please do pop over to read it.
These colouring pages go along with that method. You can print out session one and work on the first grouping of letters with your little ones. In that first session you receive lowercase letters, uppercase letters, and word families that can be formed using the letters in that first grouping.
This is such a great addition to my eBook Play into Letters and Sounds!
So, without further ado, Here is your download link for all 78 pages of color by letter coloring pages!
Download your Color By Letter Pages Here
I hope you and your little ones love these printable coloring pages. And if you want a little more information about the coloring sheet for each letter grouping, you can find that right here:
Thank you so much for reading, sweet friend,
xo
Sarah
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Dave VanEss says
August 28, 2020 at 11:09 amInterrelating fact. When printers would set the type for boors or newspapers. The letters would be stored in two drawers (cases). The upper case would have the capital letters and the lower case the small letters. The print would leave the lower case open while working and only pull out the upper case when he needed a capital letter. Hence the terms Upper and Lower Case.
Sarah says
September 21, 2020 at 7:52 pmSuch a neat fact. Thank you for sharing that with us!
Robin says
September 14, 2020 at 11:33 amWhere would I find the printables with sight words?
Sarah says
September 21, 2020 at 7:47 pmHi Robin! Great question. They are included in this bundle. Each set has lowercase, uppercase and sight words included so you can print whatever you need. I hope this helps!