If your kids love coloring sheets and you’re looking for a fun way to help them practise their letters of the alphabet, these Alphabet Find and Color A–Z worksheets are just the thing. Each page is packed with items starting with one letter, making it an exciting seek-and-find coloring activity. It’s a great way to build letter recognition skills while keeping little hands busy on a rainy day. Whether your young learners are just starting to sing the alphabet song or are already confident with their capital and lowercase letters, they’ll have so much fun spotting all the hidden objects and bringing them to life with color.
These free printable alphabet coloring pages are perfect for morning work in the classroom, quiet time at home, or just to fill a relaxed afternoon with something both creative and educational.
Kids naturally enjoy coloring, and these pages sneak in learning alongside the fun. Searching for the objects builds observation skills and boosts vocabulary, while coloring each picture helps with fine motor skills and pencil control. Young children get to connect the sounds and words that go with each letter, which is such a great way to support letter recognition skills. It’s an easy activity that works for a variety of themes and times of day, and the content of the pages keeps them engaged.
Suitable Ages for These Alphabet Coloring Worksheets
These worksheets work beautifully for preschoolers and early primary children, roughly ages 3–7, though older kids who enjoy coloring sheets can join in too. It’s also a fun way to support English language learners or anyone who benefits from visual learning.
Because each page focuses on a single uppercase letter, it’s easy for young learners to connect the letter shape to the words. They can say the letter out loud, trace it with their finger, sing the alphabet song as they work through the set, and color all the matching objects on each coloring sheet. This makes them excellent abc printables to support classroom learning or homeschooling.
Alphabet Find and Color A–Z
Here’s a closer look at the first ten pages of our free coloring pages pack. Each page features the capital letters.
For some of the hidden items, we have crafts on those themes if you want to include them alongside to make an alphabet theme day. So, if you see linked words below – click those and you’ll go to a craft to make something relating to that item.
A is for Apple, Astronaut, Airplane, Angel, Axe, Alligator, Avocado
The letter A page is full of exciting things to find, from a shiny apple to a friendly astronaut floating by, plus an airplane, an angel, an axe, an alligator, and even an avocado. Kids will love pointing them out one by one before adding their favorite colors.
B is for Bird, Banana, Backpack, Butterfly, Bread, Bats, Bee
On the letter B page, young children can discover birds perched above bananas, a backpack ready for school, a fluttering butterfly, a slice of bread, some cute bats, and a friendly bee. It’s a cheerful page that gives lots of variety for happy coloring.
C is for Cake, Chair, Cupcake, Car, Carrots, Cup, Cat
C brings plenty of cozy items – a slice of cake and a cupcake to color, a chair, a speedy car, crunchy carrots, a cup for tea, and a cute cat curled up at the bottom. This one is sure to spark fun conversations about everyone’s favorite cakes and pets.
D is for Dog, Dinosaur, Domino, Deer, Drum, Doll, Dolphin
D is an exciting page packed with animals and toys – a friendly dog, a roaring dinosaur, a dolphin leaping out of the water, a deer in the trees, a classic drum, a domino set, and a sweet doll to color. Young learners will enjoy naming each one as they go.
E is for Eight, Egg, Elephant, Eggplant, Elf, Envelope, Eyes
E introduces a playful mix: count the number eight, spot the eggs, meet the elephant, color a purple eggplant, find the little elf, the envelope for letters, and a pair of eyes peeking out. It’s a great way to sneak in counting practice too.
F is for Feather, Football, Flowers, Fish, Fork, Frog, Fairy
F is all about fun – a feather, a football helmet, bunches of flowers, a sparkly fairy with her wand, a frog, a fork, and a fish swimming by. The variety of shapes on this page makes it a great way to practise fine motor skills as kids color in all the details.
G is for Guitar, Giraffe, Grapes, Gift, Gingerbread, Glasses, Goldfish
G has a musical twist with a guitar to color, a gentle giraffe, juicy grapes, a wrapped gift, a cute gingerbread man, a pair of glasses, and a goldfish swimming in its bowl. This page has lots of little details to keep kids happily coloring for a while.
H is for Honey, Hot Sauce, Helicopter, Hamburger, Hammer, Hula Hoop, Hat
On the H page, kids will find a pot of honey, a bottle of hot sauce, a helicopter flying past, a tasty hamburger, a hammer, a hula hoop, and a stylish hat. This one always sparks giggles as kids imagine the helicopter landing for a burger!
I is for Ice Cream, Ice Cubes, Ice Skates, Igloo, Iron, Ivy, Insect
I is a chilly letter with an ice cream cone, ice cubes in a glass, a pair of ice skates, a snowy igloo, an iron, a leafy ivy vine, and a curious insect. There’s plenty of opportunity for bright colors on this one.
J is for Jellyfish, Jacket, Jar, Jet, Jewelry, Jeep, Juice
The J page is a mix of sea life, fashion, and transport: a jellyfish with wavy tentacles, a cozy jacket, a jam jar, a jet plane, some sparkling jewelry, a jeep ready for adventure, and a cup of juice to finish. Young learners will love spotting them all.
K is for Kangaroo, Kitten, Koala, Key, Kettle, King, Kite
The K page is bursting with personality – there’s a bouncing kangaroo, a fluffy kitten, a cuddly koala, a shiny key, a steaming kettle ready for tea, a king in his crown and cape, and a kite flying high. Kids will enjoy spotting the different animals alongside everyday objects.
L is for Lemon, Lipstick, Lion, Lollipop, Laptop, Lamp, Lunchbox
The L page is such a fun mix – a zesty lemon, a bright red lipstick, a brave lion, a sweet lollipop, a laptop for schoolwork, a glowing lamp, and a handy lunchbox. The variety makes this coloring sheet perfect for sparking conversations about colors, textures, and uses.
M is for Milk, Milkshake, Mermaid, Monkey, Muffin, Microphone, Mirror
The M page is all about magic and treats – with milk, a frothy milkshake, a sparkly mermaid, a cheeky monkey, a delicious muffin, a shiny microphone, and a mirror to reflect it all. Young learners will love adding creative colors to the mermaid’s tail and the muffin sprinkles.
N is for Nest, Ninja, Nurse, Necklace, Notebook, Numbers, Narwhal
On the N page, kids can find a cozy bird’s nest, a sneaky ninja, a caring nurse, a sparkling necklace, a handy notebook, a row of numbers to count, and even a swimming narwhal. It’s a great page for learning new vocabulary and having a bit of fun at the same time.
O is for Olive, Ostrich, Owl, Orange, Otter, Octopus, Oven
The O page combines wildlife with food and objects – there’s a green olive, a tall ostrich, a wise owl, a juicy orange, a playful otter, a friendly octopus, and an oven with baked goodies. Kids will have a great time deciding which colors to use for all the different animals.
P is for Panda, Piggy Bank, Piano, Penguin, Parrot, Pineapple, Planet
P brings a world of adventure – with a cuddly panda, a cheerful piggy bank, a piano for music lovers, a waddling penguin, a colorful parrot, a tropical pineapple, and even a planet from outer space. The mix of animals, food, and objects keeps kids engaged and learning as they color.
Q is for Queen, Quiz, Quarter, Quail, Quiet, Quilt, Question Mark
The Q page is fit for royalty and curiosity – there’s a queen in her gown, a quiz sheet, a shiny quarter coin, a small quail, a quiet shushing figure, a patchwork quilt, and a big question mark. This page is a great way to spark discussions about new words and their meanings.
R is for Rabbit, Ruler, Rice, Ring, Road, Robot, Rocket
R is full of action – there’s a hopping rabbit, a measuring ruler, a bowl of rice, a sparkling ring, a long winding road, a helpful robot, and a rocket ready to blast off. The bold shapes make this page an excellent one for practising fine motor skills while kids color each detail.
S is for Soap, Sailboat, Strawberry, Starfish, Socks, Slippers, Skateboard
The S page has a seaside and homey feel – with a bar of soap, a graceful sailboat, juicy strawberries, starfish from the ocean, a pair of socks, cozy slippers, and a skateboard zooming by. The different textures and patterns give plenty of scope for creativity and happy coloring.
T is for Truck, Tomato, Tiger, Train, Taxi, Tree, Turtle
T is all about travel, nature, and animals – with a big truck, a ripe red tomato, a striped tiger, a puffing train, a yellow taxi, a leafy tree, and a turtle carrying its shell. Young learners will love this page as they color each item and practise their letter recognition skills.
U is for U Turn Sign, Umbrella, Unicorn, U Underlined, Urchin, Umpire, Unhappy
The U page is packed with surprises – there’s a bold U-turn sign, a colourful umbrella, a magical unicorn, the letter U underlined, a spiky sea urchin, a baseball umpire, and an unhappy little face. It’s a fun page that brings together emotions, creatures, and objects to keep kids guessing.
V is for Vacuum, Vegetables, Violin, Vase, Vinegar, Volleyball, Van
V is a lively mix of home and nature – a vacuum cleaner at work, healthy vegetables, a graceful violin, a decorative vase, a bottle of vinegar, a bouncing volleyball, and a sturdy van. Kids will enjoy talking about the everyday items they recognize while practising their letter recognition skills.
W is for Whale, Wedding Cake, Weights, Whistle, Wizard, Wallet, Worm
The W page is full of character – there’s a giant whale, a fancy wedding cake, some heavy weights to lift, a coach’s whistle, a wise wizard with his hat and wand, a wallet, and a wiggly worm. Young learners can get creative with their colours, especially for the magical wizard and the layers of the cake.
X is for X-ray, X, Xylophone
The X page may be short on words but it’s big on fun – there’s a real X-ray to colour, the letter X itself, and a bright rainbow xylophone. This one is a great way to talk about how the letter X appears in different contexts.
Y is for Yacht, Yarn, Yogurt, Yellow, Yolk, Yo-yo, Yardstick
The Y page is bright and cheerful – it has a sailing yacht, a ball of yarn, a pot of yogurt, a crayon labelled yellow, an egg yolk, a yo-yo ready to spin, and a tall yardstick for measuring. The variety of textures makes this page ideal for happy colouring and conversation about the objects.
Z is for Zebra, Zipper, Zucchini, Zero, Zeppelin
Z wraps up the alphabet with an adventurous vibe – a stripy zebra, a zipper to zip up, a green zucchini, the number zero, and a flying zeppelin in the sky. Kids always love spotting the zebra first, but the other items bring a nice challenge as they search around the colouring sheet.
Download the Seek and Find Letter Alphabet Coloring Worksheets PDF File
You can download the complete set of free printable alphabet coloring pages as a handy PDF file to print at home or at school. These abc coloring pages are for personal use and make a perfect addition to your folder of free printables for kids.
More Alphabet Activities for Kids
If your children enjoy these abc printables, check out more of our alphabet activities for kids. We have plenty of educational activities to help with letter recognition skills, including hands-on crafts, abc coloring pages, color posters, and more fun ways to explore the alphabet letters.
- First Alphabet Toddler Flashcards Printable
- Caterpillar diy Alphabet Matching Game for Kids
- Minion Alphabet Sticks
We hope you enjoy these free coloring pages – they’re a fun way to bring learning into your child’s day and help with fine motor skills too. Please share this blog post with other parents and teachers on social media so more young learners can enjoy happy coloring with our Alphabet Find and Color A–Z worksheets.
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