Spell out fun with free Alphablocks coloring pages. This collection has 38 detailed pages brings your favorite Alphablocks characters to you for colorful adventures.
Alphablocks is a show created by Joe Elliot for the CBeebies programming block in 2010. The show follows a series of characters, all based around the letters of the alphabet as they go on adventures.
It’s a charming and educational show that teaches kids to spell and learn the alphabet while following some colorful, charming antics with their favorite characters.
In this collection, you will discover a wide range of characters from the show that your child can enjoy. They can either color the characters to match their counterparts in the show or use some unique colors! The collection can also be a learning experience that can be used to teach your child more about spelling and the alphabet.
38 Free Alphablocks Coloring Pages To Print And Color
1. Alphablock A With An Apple Coloring PDF
A is the first letter of the alphabet, and that’s why she’s the first character in the collection! She is an accident-prone character who’s constantly pummeled by falling apples, much like Isaac Newton before her. Her color scheme is mostly bright green if you want to keep her looking accurate to the show.
2. Alphablock B Blowing Bubbles
Alphablock B is a blue character with an orange star on her eye. She loves all things that start with B, such as playing the bass guitar, but here she is enjoying some bubbles.
3. Alphablock C With A Cat
C is for coloring, and it’s also for creativity! C is a mostly pink character who loves adventure and stunts. Perhaps you could draw a background showing off her latest daredevil antics. She’s also with a cat, and you can point out to your child how that’s another word that starts with C.
4. Alphablock D Drumming
5. Alphablock E Falling
6. Alphablock F With A Propeller Hat
7. Alphablock G Playing Guitar
8. Alphablock H With A Magic Hat
9. Alphablock I Turning Invisible
10. Alphablock J Juggling Jelly
It’s time to have a jolly jelly time with Alphablock J. J is a light blue character who models her color scheme after the bluejay. She sometimes even wears a little beak to complete the theme. Aplphablock J is also juggling some jelly, and that can be colored with something like watercolor or colored pencils to make it look translucent.
11. Alphablock K Kicking A Ball
12. Alphablock L With A Lion
13. Alphablock M Climbing A Mountain
14. Alphablock N Walking In The Night
15. Alphablock O Bouncing Coloring Sheet
16. Alphablock P Popping Popcorn
17. Alphablock Q With A Quacking Duck
18. Alphablock R Running On A Rainbow
19. Alphablock S With A Slithering Snake
20. Alphablock T Next To A Tree
21. Alphablock U Floating With An Umbrella
22. Alphablock V Playing Violin
23. Alphablock W With Wind Whooshing
24. Alphablock X As A Superhero
25. Alphablocks Poster Coloring Page
Here we’re joined by the trio of A, B and C. Remember that A has a green color scheme, whereas B has a blue color scheme and C has a pink one. Of course, you can also encourage your child to use completely unique colors instead; either approach works!
26. Alphablocks Spell FROG
Letter blocks join together to form the word FROG in a playful phonics scene. The nearby word helps children connect each sound with its place in the finished spelling.
27. Building the Word SHOP
Four Alphablocks combine to make the word SHOP. The simple arrangement shows how separate letter sounds come together to create one complete word.
28. Alphablocks Make the Word BUS
Letter friends line up to build the word BUS in an easy reading activity. The short word gives young learners a clear example of blending sounds from left to right.
29. Spelling CAKE with Letter Blocks
Alphablocks work together to spell CAKE, creating a bright early-reading scene. The four-letter word is useful for noticing how letters can work together to make familiar sounds.
30. FISH Word with a Matching Picture
The letters spell FISH beside a picture of the animal. Pairing the written word with the object helps children connect phonics, spelling, and meaning in one simple scene.
31. Alphablocks Form the Word BOAT
Letter blocks come together to make the word BOAT. The scene gives kids a chance to see how four letters combine into a familiar word from everyday life.
32. Phonics Fun with the Word MOON
Alphablocks spell MOON in a simple phonics activity. The repeated vowel letters make this word useful for noticing common sound patterns while learning to read.
33. Making the Word BED
Three letter blocks join to form the word BED. The short spelling keeps the focus on blending each sound smoothly into a word children already know.
34. Alphablock Y with a Yo-Yo
Alphablock Y stands beside a yo-yo, linking the letter with a familiar object. The repeated beginning sound makes the scene useful for practicing letter recognition and vocabulary.
35. Alphablocks Spell HEN
Three blocks combine to create the word HEN. The simple consonant-vowel-consonant pattern makes it a helpful choice for beginner phonics practice.
36. Building the Word SUN
Alphablocks join together to spell SUN in a cheerful three-letter word scene. The familiar word gives early readers an easy way to practice sounding out each letter in order.
37. Alphablocks Word Chain
Several letter blocks connect into a longer word chain, creating a playful sequence of sounds and spellings. The arrangement encourages children to notice how changing or adding letters can create new words.
38. Alphablock Z Beside a Zebra
Alphablock Z stands beside a striped zebra, making the letter-sound connection easy to spot. The animal provides a memorable example of a word that begins with Z.Similar to Alphablocks Coloring Pages
After You Color Your Alphablocks Pages
- Think of some accessories that match the letters of the characters and draw them. For example, an ascot for A or a tophat for T.
- Create some characters in the Alphablocks style that are based on punctuation or numbers.
- Combine several of the characters from Alphablocks to spell out your name or another word.