Coloring pages for learning
The 26 letters, the numbers from 1 to 10, 8 shapes and the colors — one per sheet, drawn big and hollow, made to be filled in. Useful and small: a sheet to look at and color, not a lesson.
The four shelves
Each one leads to its own page: all its sheets, to print or keep as a PDF.
What it works on — Recognizing a shape, big and small.
At home — One color per sheet: the big shape and the three small ones in the same red. That’s what tells a child they are the same thing.
See the 8 sheets →
What it works on — Recognizing a letter, uppercase and lowercase.
At home — Say the letter out loud before the markers come out, then hunt for it together on a cereal box. The sheet is a model, not a lesson.
See the 52 sheets →
What it works on — Counting to ten, and seeing what the count means.
At home — Have them count the objects out loud, one by one, while coloring them: the gesture is what fixes the number, not the recitation.
See the 10 sheets →
What it works on — Putting a name to a color.
At home — The name of each color is written inside the area to fill, in French. Read the word aloud for them, or ignore it and simply color: the drawing works either way.
See the 4 sheets →
What these sheets don’t do
This is not a method
No progression, no order to follow, no levels. Print the letter of a first name or the number of a birthday, and that’s exactly right.
Nobody learns to write here
No stroke-order arrows, no dotted lines to trace. These sheets are for RECOGNIZING a shape, not writing it — that other exercise belongs on lined paper, with a pencil.
Another way in
Learning is only one way in. The catalog also browses by theme, by age, or song by song.