Learning ABC or the alphabet is among the very first things that kids and parents spend a lot of time playing, exploring, teaching and learning together. At this very early age, learning should be experienced through playing to make the whole process fun and easy to absorb and remember.
In this post, I’ll introduce to you series of easy alphabet colouring pages, including letter A coloring page through letter L coloring page. Happy playing & learning!
In my series on Learning the Alphabet, I have a couple of posts about easy alphabet coloring pages featuring uppercase or capital letters, including basic letter printables like A is for Apple, B is for Bee, or I is for Igloo etc. coloring pages. The first 2 posts (letter A through L, and letter M through Z) have received good number of viewers, which in turn has encouraged me to go on with this post and the next ones.
Going one step further but still with the purpose of helping kids recognizing and learning the alphabet through coloring activity, this post features more alphabet coloring pages letter A through L with both uppercase letters and lowercase letters. Happy playing & learning!
Being in lockdown due to the Covid-19 pandemic has made it seem like I’m losing my sense of time. I didn’t even know that Spring arrived a couple of days ago (March 19). And who cares about Spring when everyday all we hear is news about the pandemic. Coronavirus, lockdown, social distancing, shelter in place… etc have made normal life as we know it come to a stand still. Time, however, is still passing, so as adults let’s try to live our life as normal as we possibly can, so that kids won’t be negatively affected.
In that spirit, let’s celebrate Spring with these fun and colorful Spring coloring pages!
I’ve posted different posts about bird coloring pages. Here are some more bird-related coloring pages; this time the owl is featured through 20+ cute owl coloring printables. To make it more interesting, I often talk or show my kids a bit about the bird – stuff I read from Wikipedia or from TV. Owls are birds.
We’ve just been back from a vacation to Hawaii, and it was raining heavily on and off for a couple of days in Honolulu. Staying cozy in the hotel, I took the opportunity to tell the kids a little about rain and how it helps with trees, plants, insects and the environment etc., and also taught them to remember keeping themselves dry and warm with umbrella, wearing rain coat and rain boot, or taking shelter when needed.
