Color by letter
Every square has a letter. Find it in the key and color it in: ABC practice that ends in a picture.
Capital letters that look clearly different from each other.
Sheets are A4. On US Letter paper, choose "Fit to page" in your print settings.
Pick a color in the key and tap the squares. Made a mistake? Tap the square again, or press Undo.
The apple as color by number · Color by answer
The same pictures, more ways to color
Color by letter helps kids get to know the alphabet: look for the letter in the key, compare the shapes and color. Mixing up b, d, p and q is one of the most common mistakes in early reading, and the lowercase level practices exactly that.
At the capital ↔ lowercase level the key shows a capital letter and the squares show its lowercase partner, like A and a or G and g. All 131 pictures come in every level, with an answer key.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the levels?
Capital letters: capitals that are easy to tell apart, for pre-K and kindergarten. Lowercase letters: the ones kids mix up (b/d/p/q, m/n, h/u), so they have to notice which way each letter faces. Capital ↔ lowercase: the key shows the capital and the squares show its lowercase partner, which practices matching the two.
Does my child need to read?
No. There are no words to read, only letter shapes to compare between the square and the key. That is exactly the skill that gets kids ready to read.
Do the problems change each time I print?
No. Each picture and operation always gets the same problems, so the whole class gets an identical sheet and the answer key always matches.
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