Soft Lowercase x with Puffy Serif Feet

A single lowercase letter x fills the page, drawn as a clean black outline with nothing else around it. The letter has a soft, rounded look, with puffy serif feet at the top and bottom of each stroke. At the top center, the two serifs nearly touch and leave a small diamond shape between them. A matching notch sits at the bottom center where the lower feet curve in toward each other. The thick diagonal strokes cross in the middle, which leaves plenty of open space for crayons, markers, or paint. Try coloring each diagonal stroke in a different color so kids can see how the two lines cross to form the x. Young learners can also trace the outline with a finger first, then say the letter name and a few words that start with x, like xylophone or x-ray. It works well for letter recognition practice in preschool and kindergarten.