Alphabet Coloring Pages

Every week in our home preschool, we print new alphabet coloring pages for the letter we're learning. It's become one of our favorite simple rituals — and it works beautifully with our 10 Minute Principle.

Here's what we do: at the start of each letter week, I print out coloring pages for that letter. The kids color them throughout the week whenever they want — sometimes during a focused activity time, sometimes while I'm making lunch. When they're done, we hang them on our classroom wall.

Why It Works

By the end of a few months, our wall is covered with colorful letters and the kids can point to each one and tell you what letter it is, what sound it makes, and what picture they colored. It's a visual review that builds over time and gives them such a sense of pride!

These coloring pages are included in each of our letter activity packs, so you get fresh pages each week that match your theme.

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