Letter J Coloring Page
Introduce children to the letter J with this cheerful alphabet coloring page. Kids can color a large uppercase and lowercase J along with J-words such as jellyfish, jar, and jester. This activity helps learners recognize the letter J, practice the /j/ beginning sound, and strengthen fine motor skills through coloring
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Teaching Ideas
Use this page during literacy centers, morning tubs, or phonics warm-up time. Encourage children to say the /j/ sound as they color and name each picture that starts with J. Invite them to think of additional J-words and practice neat coloring to improve hand coordination.
This worksheet also works well as an independent activity, an early finisher option, or part of your Letter J of the Week lessons.
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