Following the previous post (Learning Letter C in the Alphabet) in this series, below you’ll find many useful and beautiful coloring pages and handwriting practice sheet for letter D. This is an effort to add more excitement through variety to the playing and learning process when kids first start to learn the alphabet.
You can find more by clicking on related links at the bottom of each post, or click here to view all posts about learning the alphabet.
Last time, I’ve posted a series of very easy and cute snowman coloring pages since snow has started falling in different regions the U.S. Although it’s not really closely related, this time, I’m posting 20+ coloring images of igloos and Eskimo. I figured let’s just have the kids coloring images with the snow theme.
Following the previous post (Learning Letter B in the Alphabet) in this series, below you’ll find many useful and beautiful coloring pages and handwriting practice sheet for letter C. This is an effort to add more excitement through variety to the playing and learning process when kids first start to learn the alphabet.
You can find more by clicking on related links at the bottom of each post, or click here to view all posts about learning the alphabet.
My family lives in a small city in Northern California. Several months ago, a pair of Bald Eagles have taken up residence in a redwood tree right by an active elementary school in my city and have successfully raised their chicks despite their nest’s location above busy city neighborhoods. This was all over the news, from the city website, to local TV stations, including ABC, NBC etc.
Back then I started a post about coloring pages of Bald Eagles for my kids. This is more like a revised version with more Eagle coloring images, including fun cartoonish eagle cliparts.
Following the first post (Learning Letter A in the Alphabet) in this series, below you’ll find many useful and beautiful coloring pages and handwriting practice sheet for letter B. Again, this is an effort to add more excitement through variety to the playing and learning process when kids first start to learn the alphabet.
You can find more by clicking on related links at the bottom of each post, or click here to view all posts about learning the alphabet.
I’ve had various posts about learning the alphabet from coloring activities to tracing and handwriting practice sheets. Through observation and playing with my kids, I’ve come to realize that kids can get excited about new things quickly (learning the Alphabet in this case), but that excitement and the initial level of engagement can’t last long unless we can keep introducing some sort of new element to the materials every time. That’s why I’m introducing a series of coloring and handwriting practices for each letter in the alphabet in addition to the existing materials found in this subject, starting with letter A, of course!
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.
