Letter P Coloring Pages – Tracing & Pictures Set

Explore P and p through coloring. Children name the penguin and other P-word pictures, then connect their beginning /p/ sound to the letter.
Grades
Preschool–K
File type
PDF
Preparation
Print ready

Updated Feb 21, 2024

Subject
ELA, Creative Arts, Art, Language Development, Phonics
Topic
Letter P, Alphabet Coloring
Resource types
Coloring Pages, Worksheets, Worksheets & Printables
Preparation
Print ready
Standards
RF.K.3.a

Product description

From the author

Introduce the Letter P to Students with these Fun Coloring Sheets Engage young learners in letter recognition and beginning sounds with this letter P coloring resource. This set includes letter P tracing practice on one sheet and multiple P pictures to color on a second sheet. Use these printable alphabet worksheets during morning work, center time, or as take-home practice. The single large image sheet helps develop fine motor control, while the multiple picture sheet lets students identify many items starting with P. These versatile letter arts activities work for whole group, small group, early finishers, and independent practice. Send home to extend learning or keep in class for coloring book fun. Assess recognition of uppercase letter, lowercase letter, beginning sounds, and fine motor development with these ready-to-use P is for panda bear, pizza, pig, and more tracing and coloring sheets.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Recognize uppercase P and lowercase p

  • Connect P with /p/ by naming the pictured objects

  • Practice pencil control while coloring letter outlines and pictures

Teaching tips

  • Use the five-page version or select only the P pages from the longer file.

  • Name the pictures together before coloring and listen for /p/.

  • Students may follow the large letter outlines with a finger; provide a separate handwriting model if teaching stroke order.

Skills covered

  • Letter recognition — identify P and p within the coloring pages.

  • Beginning sounds — name the pictures and connect /p/ to P.

  • Pencil control — color within letter and picture outlines.

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Questions teachers ask about this resource

Does this resource include handwriting practice?

The pages contain large letter outlines for coloring, not dedicated dotted tracing or stroke-order exercises.

How can I use the pictures for a beginning-sound lesson?

Name each picture with students, say its beginning sound and connect that sound to the letter P before coloring.

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Curriculum

Standards, concepts & topics

Standards

  • RF.K.3.a

Core concepts

  • Uppercase and lowercase P

  • Beginning /p/ sound

  • Tracing and coloring

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