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On this page, you will find 25 all new Alphabet coloring pages that are completely free to print and download.
What’s the funniest way to teach your child the alphabet? By coloring in our Alphabet coloring pages!
The alphabet is one of the first and most essential bits of knowledge kids learn in their first years of life.
It is critical knowledge that they need to know to develop their writing skills and the ability to treat words as sequences of letters.
We designed a wide variety of Alphabet printable coloring sheets to teach your little one the letters in a fun way!
25 Brand New Alphabet Coloring Pages – Free to Print and Color
They say that “if plan A didn’t work, the alphabet has 25 more letters”. So, your child needs first to know all the letters before they develop their planning and organizing skills.
This Alphabet coloring page features all the alphabet’s 26 letters for your little one to color and to learn their shapes.
This page is an excellent way to introduce your kid to the alphabet letters. You can have fun together while coloring them in while also helping your child pronounce each letter as they finish coloring it.
There’s really no rule to the colors your child can use for these letters. Your little one can color the Alphabet letters using whatever colors they like.
This alphabet coloring page is drawn in a fairly simple style. This should make it easier to color, but you can still portray some really amazing colors as you finish the page.
You can also color the various small shapes around the letters in order to make it look even better! What colors will you choose?
The kid in this alphabet coloring page has a selection of letters for you to color! Most of them are very visible, but there is one that’s not as easy to see, even though it’s the biggest one.
Can you spot this slightly hidden letter? Bonus points if you can think of a word that starts with this letter! 
Are you planning to introduce your little one to the alphabet in a fun way? You can use this Alphabet coloring page to keep your little one engaged while teaching them the 26 letters.
This coloring sheet features all the letters in the alphabet and plenty of design details that your little one can color in while practicing the alphabet.
When your kid feels like you’re playing, they are more receptive and engaged in the learning activity.
So, print this coloring sheet, prepare some colored pens, and make learning the alphabet an easy and fun activity for your child.
It’s good to learn about capital and lowercase letters, so this next page shows all of the letters in their lowercase form.
They have been drawn in bubble letters, and so I would use some bright colors if I were coloring this one.
That’s what I would choose, but what do you think you will use?
Learning the entire alphabet is a step-by-step process in which your little one needs to learn one letter at a time.
Using letter-inspired coloring sheets is a great way to teach your kid each letter one by one.
This Aa coloring sheet will help your child familiarize with the letter “A” while they color it in. They will learn the shape of both capital and small letter A while coloring them.
Your little one will have a lot of fun while also coloring the other design details on this page. Allow your little one to get creative with whatever colors they like the most!
The way that the alphabet is drawn on this next page makes it look as if they are all connected by a string. It’s an interesting way to present them, and it helps them to flow visually.
As you color the letters, you can read them out and color them in order by following the line that connects them, and that will make it easier as well!
There are 8 new letters for you to color here, and there are so many ways you could do this. Will you use 1 color for all of them, alternate a few or use a unique color for each letter?
It’s up to you, and any approach will look amazing in its own way!
This next page has a bit of a spooky look to it. The letters are dripping, which kind of makes me think of Halloween.
If you agree, then you could use some traditional Halloween colors like orange, purple or green.
Which art tools and mediums could you use to portray your chosen colors to make them look even better?
Learning the first three letters of the alphabet is a huge milestone for kids. This ABC coloring sheet can help your little one learn these three letters in a fun way: by coloring them in.
This Alphabet-inspired coloring page allows your little one to get creative with colors while coloring in the letters A, B, and C and the other design details like these tiny flowers.
While getting artistic with shades and colors, your child will get familiar with the first three letters in the alphabet, their shapes, and you can help them learn how to pronounce them as well.
The 26 letters of the alphabet are essential knowledge kids must learn in their first years of life. And, what funnier way to learn them than while getting creative with colors.
As your little one colors in the design details in this printable coloring sheet, you can teach them each letter and how to pronounce it correctly.
They will be much more engaged in the learning process if they see it as play.
Your kid can get all creative while coloring each letter of the alphabet and these fun balloons on this sheet.
The next alphabet coloring sheet that we have for you has a very unique style to the font. It looks a bit like the font you may see on the cover of a comic book.
If you agree, then you could make your own comic book cover and trace the title using the letters on this page!
The character in this alphabet coloring printable is surrounded by so many letters to color! When you have finished coloring the letters, you can add some color to the character to bring her to life.
What sort of color scheme do you think would best suit this character? Maybe you could choose a name for her!
The letters on this next page also look as if they have been hung up. It makes me think of letter balloons hung up at a party, and so that could be a cool theme for the page!
You could draw some party effects and use some bright colors to emphasize the theme if you agree.
Want to keep your little one engaged in your alphabet letter word association game? Print this coloring sheet and have fun while learning together.
This Aa coloring page will help your child better remember the letter “A” by associating it with this image of a cute ant.
Your little one will have fun while coloring each design detail on this page and learn useful knowledge: ant word starts with the letter “A.”
Print this coloring page and prepare some colored pencils to make learning more exciting and engaging for your kid!
Learning the alphabet while coloring is entertaining for little ones. This printable coloring sheet is a great way to introduce your little one to the 26 letters of the alphabet.
It will keep kids engaged and excited about the learning process, making it easier for them to remember each letter.
You can print multiple copies of this coloring sheet and use them as a fun activity at a kids’ party. Kids will learn the alphabet together while getting creative with colors and shades.
This Alphabet-inspired coloring page features multiple design details that can be colored in with whatever colors your little one likes the most.
These next letters have been drawn pretty close together, and so it could make coloring them a bit of a challenge. If I were to color these pages, I would use some colored pens or pencils.
These mediums would help to make it easier to color the smaller areas of the letters, and it would look great!
Cat starts with the “C” letter! And a great way to teach your little one this is by allowing them to have fun while coloring in this printable coloring sheet featuring the letter “C” and a cute, smiling cat.
This Cc coloring page is a great way to help your kid get familiar with the letter C and associate it with a common word.
Your child will learn to associate the letter “C” with the word “cat” and get familiar with the shape of this letter, all while having fun coloring them in.
This printable coloring sheet will make your alphabet letter word association game more engaging and exciting for your kid!
The style of this next collection of letters is quite big and bold, and you could use colors and mediums that would fit that boldness.
If you use some bright and vibrant colors, then you will have a page that really stands out and catches the eye. What are some colors that you could use for this vibrant set of letters?
Learning the alphabet in the first years of their life will make it easier for your kids to develop their writing skills earlier.
But, you need to make learning fun to keep them engaged. This Alphabet-inspired coloring sheet can help.
This printable coloring sheet can be a great tool that parents can use to teach their little ones the 26 letters of the alphabet in a fun way.
This page features all the letters in the alphabet plus some really cute design details like a small bird and a tree.
This coloring page allows your kid to get creative with colors while also learning very crucial knowledge.
There are some books held by this next girl, and the covers are blank for now. Here’s a fun idea: why not draw the title and cover of your favorite book to make it look like she is holding it?
For an extra challenge, make the title start with one of the letters which surround this character.
These next letters are decorated with some simple patterns. Even though the patterns are simple, they allow you to use all sorts of great color effects.
You could use complementary colors or some that will deliberately clash and stand out. What colors are you thinking of using for this page?
Learning the entire alphabet is a process for kids. You can help your little one to get familiar with the first four letters in the alphabet in a fun and exciting way: by coloring in this printable sheet.
This ABCD coloring sheet can help your little one to learn the shapes of the first four letters of the alphabet, and you can provide some support with learning how to pronounce them.
There are so many design details, including the letters, the butterflies, and tiny clouds that your kid can creatively color in. This printable coloring sheet is a fun way for your little one to learn the letters A, B, C, and D.
Choosing your colors is important, but so is the way in which you apply them! The art mediums you use can make a big difference in how the colors look.
There are loads of small details on this alphabet coloring page, and so you might want to use the right tools for the job. Some colored pens would be great for those details!
The letters on this alphabet coloring sheet are really interesting in the way that they are shaped and drawn. They again make me think of a party, and that leads me to think of bright and happy colors.
That’s what came to mind for me, but you should use any colors that you feel inspired to use, as they will look great!
If you’re looking for similar pages on each letter, I would recommend you to check out my letter I coloring pages too!