Lowercase Bubble Letter Alphabet A to Z Chunky Outlines

All 26 lowercase letters of the alphabet are drawn in puffy, rounded bubble style, laid out in five rows from a to z. Each letter has a thick black outline with a darker shadow along the lower right edge, so they look a little like inflated balloons. The a, b, d, e, g, o, p and q have small oval holes in their centers, and the i and j each have a round dot floating above the stem. The t and f have soft, lumpy crossbars, and the letters k, l, m and n are wide and chunky. The big white insides leave plenty of room for crayons or markers. Try coloring the alphabet in a rainbow order so a is red and z is purple, or have kids color the letters of their own name first. It also works well for letter recognition practice, since children can say each sound as they fill the shapes in.