Which pictures suit younger kids?
There are no very simple pages in this set. The gentlest are “Letter A”, “Letter B” and “Letter E”, good for ages 4+.
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Alphabet Coloring Pages
Free ABC Coloring Pages to Print
One letter per page, capital and lowercase, together with an animal or picture to color: an ape for A, a kiwi for K, a shell for S. 25 printable pages for getting to know the alphabet.
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Medium · ages 4+
Letter A Coloring Page
A big A and a small a filled with flowers, vines and stars frame an ape holding an apple. Both ape and apple start with A, which makes it easy to practice the sound.
Medium · ages 4+
Letter B Coloring Page
Between a big B and a small b decorated with flowers and stars sits a bear with a honey pot. Bear starts with B, and the patterns inside the letters give plenty to color.
Medium · ages 5+
Letter C Coloring Page
A chameleon with a curly tail climbs a twig between a big C and a small c full of blossoms and stars. Chameleon starts with C, a fun animal for colorful ideas.
Detailed · ages 6+
Letter D Coloring Page
A little dinosaur with heart patterns and spikes on its back sits between a big D and a small d with stars and flowers. Dinosaur starts with D, and its patterned body rewards patient coloring.
Medium · ages 4+
Letter E Coloring Page
A little elephant with leafy vines on its head and ears holds a peanut beside a big E and a small e with a snail inside. Elephant starts with E, a nice word to say out loud while coloring.
Medium · ages 4+
Letter F Coloring Page
A smiling frog sits on a puddle holding a lily pad with a blossom, next to a big F and a small f with snails and flowers. Frog starts with F, a clear motif for beginners.
Medium · ages 4+
Letter G Coloring Page
A spotted young giraffe sits in the grass holding a leafy twig with a flower, with a big G on the left and a small g with a ladybug and snail on the right. Giraffe and grass both start with G.
Medium · ages 4+
Letter H Coloring Page
A bunny with long ears holds a carrot and sits between a big H and a small h full of flowering vines. Hare starts with H, and tracing the letter shapes is good pencil practice.
Medium · ages 5+
Letter I Coloring Page
A spiky hedgehog with leaves in its quills holds a large acorn beside a big I and a small i whose dot shows a snail. The many quills give older kids plenty to color.
Detailed · ages 6+
Letter J Coloring Page
A spotted jaguar with flowers on its head holds a decorated fruit, with a big J on the left and a small j with a toucan in its dot. Jaguar starts with J, and the many spots suit patient colorers.
Medium · ages 5+
Letter K Coloring Page
A smiling crocodile holds a big kiwi slice between a big K and a small k with flowers and a snail. Kiwi starts with K, a fun fruit to name while coloring.
Medium · ages 4+
Letter L Coloring Page
A llama with a decorated blanket on its back carries a twig in its mouth, standing between a tall L and a small l full of flowering vines. Llama starts with L, and the tall letters are easy to fill.
Medium · ages 4+
Letter M Coloring Page
A mouse with big ears and a long tail nibbles a piece of cheese, framed by a big M and a small m with flowers and stars. Mouse starts with M, a simple animal for beginners.
Medium · ages 4+
Letter N Coloring Page
A little rhino sits with a handful of berries between a big N and a small n filled with vines and stars. A friendly motif with large areas, plus patterned letters for a bit more detail.
Medium · ages 4+
Letter O Coloring Page
An otter sits between a big O and a small o decorated with flowers, hugging an orange. Otter and orange both start with O, and the round letters are easy to color.
Medium · ages 5+
Letter P Coloring Page
A crested parrot perches on a branch holding an apple in its claw, in front of a big P and a small p with vines and stars. Parrot starts with P, and its feathers invite lots of colors.
Medium · ages 5+
Letter Q Coloring Page
A smiling quokka stands on a small log between a big Q with flowers and a butterfly and a small q with stars. Quokka starts with Q, a rare animal that is fun to talk about.
Detailed · ages 6+
Letter S Coloring Page
An otter holding a shell stands on a log in the water, with a small fish among water plants, between a big S and a small s full of blossoms. Shell starts with S, and the fine patterns suit older kids.
Detailed · ages 6+
Letter T Coloring Page
A little striped tiger stands on a rock in the water among cattails, holding a smiling star, next to a big T and a small t full of flowers. Tiger starts with T, and the stripes make coloring fun.
Detailed · ages 6+
Letter U Coloring Page
A big-eyed owl perches on a tree stump in the water holding a smiling star, framed by a big U and a small u full of blossoms. The flower-filled letters are a good challenge for practiced colorers.
Detailed · ages 6+
Letter V Coloring Page
A fluffy, eight-legged spider waves happily between a big V filled with roses and a small v full of flowers. Its laughing face makes spiders a little less scary.
Detailed · ages 6+
Letter W Coloring Page
A young wolf with bushy fur stands on a rock in the grass, with a big W and a small w densely filled with flowers and swirls. Wolf starts with W, and the patterns suit older kids.
Medium · ages 5+
Letter X Coloring Page
A cheerful little bird with webbed feet stands between a big X and a small x filled with flowers, leaves and stars. The bird has large, simple areas while the letters hold finer patterns.
Detailed · ages 6+
Letter Y Coloring Page
A shaggy yak with horns and a laughing face stands between a big Y and a small y full of flowers and vines. Yak starts with Y, an unusual animal that sparks curiosity.
Detailed · ages 6+
Letter Z Coloring Page
A little zebra stands in the grass among a few small flowers, next to a big Z and a small z with flower patterns. Zebra starts with Z, and its stripes can be colored classic or rainbow-bright.
About this collection
- 25 pictures
- 16 medium · 9 detailed
- from age 4, some pictures from 6
- 25 landscape
Nearly every page pairs a capital and a lowercase letter with an animal: a monkey holding an apple on “Letter A”, a bear with a honey pot on “Letter B”, a mouse nibbling cheese on “Letter M”. Less familiar animals such as the quokka on “Letter Q” and the yak on “Letter Y” spark questions. Most sheets are mid-level, fine from four or five; toward the end of the alphabet the letters fill with dense flowers, so “Letter W” and “Letter Z” suit six-year-olds better.
The set was drawn with German animal names, so a few only match in German: the rabbit on H is a Hase, the hedgehog on I is an Igel, the owl on U is an Uhu. Working out which animals fit in English and which don't can become a game of its own. Many families start with the first letter of their child's name, then add siblings, grandparents and friends, and staple the finished pages into a homemade ABC book.
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