Letters, Numbers & Shapes Coloring Pages
Letters, numbers and shapes: coloring pages that carry a bit of curriculum. A child colouring the letter B while saying the sound is learning it more slowly and more thoroughly than a flashcard allows.
Letters, Numbers & Shapes coloring books
Addition: Fun Math Activities
Addition: Creative Math Fun
Addition: Engage with Numbers
Addition: Fun Math Activities
Addition: Fun Math Activities
Beans: Explore Colors & Shapes
Bubble Letters Book
Circle Shape: Shapes & Colors
Letter A for Early Education
Letter A for Early Learners
Letter A to Enjoy
Letter A: Color to Learn!
Letter C: Creative Learning
Letter K: Engaging Worksheets
Cube: Explore Colors & Shapes
Diamond Shape Book
Diamond Shape Book
Diamond Shape for Creative Minds
Diamond Shape with Fun Designs
Diamond Shape: Color & Explore
Diamond Shape: Explore Shapes
First Day Of School: Creative Worksheets
Learning My Letters (2)
Learning My Letters
Learning My Letters
Oval Shape Book
Oval Shape: Brighten Your Day
Oval Shape: Learn & Create
Pentagon: Fun Shapes to Color
Printable Letter M
Shape: Brighten Learning Time
Shape: Explore Shapes with Fun
Star Shape Book
Star Shape: Starry Adventures
Star Shape: 15 Fun Activities
Star Shape: Unleash Creativity
Letters, numbers, shapes and words
Alphabet pages usually pair the letter with an object that starts with it. Number pages pair the digit with that many things to count. There are also shape pages, tracing sheets, simple addition worksheets and sight word pages.
Slower than a flashcard, and better for it
The value of colouring a letter is time. A flashcard is over in a second; a letter that takes four minutes to fill in gets looked at properly. For a child who is not retaining letter shapes, this is often what shifts it.
Questions about letters, numbers & shapes coloring pages
- What is covered?
- The alphabet, numbers, shapes, tracing practice, simple addition and sight words.
- Are these worksheets or coloring pages?
- Both. Some are pure colouring with a letter or number in the artwork; others are closer to a traditional worksheet with a colouring element.
- What age are these for?
- Preschool through first grade mostly, since that is when letter and number formation is being learned.