Bone Style Alphabet Letters A to Z Outline

Every letter from A to Z is drawn in a chunky outline style, and most of the strokes end in little knobby bumps that look like bones. The letters sit in five rows, with A to D on top and W to Z in the short row at the bottom. A few have their own quirks. The O looks like a small skull with a dark oval eye and jagged teeth along the bottom. The M and W have ragged, torn-looking edges, and the B, C, D and G have wavy flame-like shapes inside or along their sides. The Q has a dark patch in its center, and the R has one too. The thick white interiors are roomy enough for markers or crayons. Try giving each row its own color family, or let kids color their own name and leave the rest plain. It also works well as a letter recognition warm-up before a Halloween craft.