These free printable bubble letters give you one big, rounded letter per page, with thick outlines that are easy for young kids to color inside. Teachers use them for letter-of-the-week crafts and bulletin board titles, and parents use them for birthday banners and bedroom door signs.
How to use bubble letters
- Letter of the week: color the letter, then glue or draw pictures of things that start with its sound.
- Banners and signs: print each letter of a name or word, cut them out and hang them on a string.
- Fine motor practice: fill the letter with dot stickers, torn paper or pom-poms.
- Cutting practice: the smooth, wide outline is a good first shape for safety scissors.
Whole names in bubble letters
For a full name on one page, with stars, hearts or flowers around it, use the name coloring page maker. To practice writing the same letters, try our letter tracing worksheets.