Elephant Next to Globe and Egg Coloring Page
A big outlined letter E with an elephant, a smiling globe, a train and an egg.
Medium · 5–7Explore 28 letter E coloring pages with an elephant, an eagle, an emu, an elf, an eel, eggs in a nest and an envelope sealed with a heart. Choose from easy, medium and tricky designs for ages 2 and up. All are free to print, download as PDF files or color online. A good pick for practicing the short E sound.

A big outlined letter E with an elephant, a smiling globe, a train and an egg.
Medium · 5–7
A big outlined E with a bold lowercase e underneath, simple shapes for little hands.
Easy · 2–4
A big letter E with a smiling face and two little stars drawn inside it.
Easy · 2–4
A big, plain outline of the capital letter E with soft rounded corners for early letter practice.
Easy · 2–4
A smiling elephant stands beside a big letter E, with a star and an envelope nearby.
Easy · 2–4
A big capital letter E with thick outlines and rounded corners, set inside a simple border for coloring.
Easy · 2–4
An elephant, eagle, smiling globe, and toy train appear along a thick line shaped like the letter E.
Medium · 5–7
Two elephants stand on the bars of a big E, with a bird, fish and snail nearby.
Medium · 5–7
A cheerful cartoon elephant lifts its trunk beside a large outline of the letter E.
Easy · 2–4
A cartoon elephant, a train engine and a cracked egg sit around a big letter E.
Easy · 2–4
A large outlined capital letter E with rounded corners, ready to color in with markers or crayons.
Easy · 2–4
A big letter E with a small elephant beside it and the words E is for Elephant below.
Easy · 2–4
A large, thick-lined capital E inside a rounded frame, with simple shapes for little hands.
Easy · 2–4
A large letter E with an elephant, a cracked egg and a train engine beside it.
Easy · 2–4
A large, thick outline of the capital letter E with rounded corners, ready for your child to color.
Easy · 2–4
Large outlined capital E with a heart-sealed envelope tucked in its lower corner.
Easy · 2–4
Smiling elf in a pointed hat with a pom-pom standing beside a big outlined letter E.
Easy · 2–4
Smiling eggplant with a leafy cap standing beside a big rounded letter E.
Easy · 2–4
Big capital letter E with a bird nest of twigs and grass holding spotted eggs.
Medium · 5–7
Smiling cartoon elephant spraying water from its curled trunk beside a large outlined letter E.
Easy · 2–4
Large outlined capital letter E with a bald eagle flying above it in front of snowy mountains.
Medium · 5–7
Large capital E outlined in thick black lines, filled with a world map of continents and islands.
Medium · 5–7
Big outlined capital letter E with a pencil on the right and an eraser at the bottom left.
Easy · 2–4
Smiling earthworm in a small hat curled around a big outlined letter E beside grass.
Easy · 2–4
Smiling cartoon eel swimming past a large letter E and seaweed on the seafloor.
Tricky · 8+
Smiling emu with fluffy feathers standing beside a big outlined letter E on grass under.
Medium · 5–7
Big outlined capital E beside an easel with a smiling sun and flower painted on its canvas.
Tricky · 8+
Smiling letter E wearing fluffy earmuffs and a headband, surrounded by snowflakes and snow dots.
Easy · 2–4E can be a tricky sound for young children, so pictures help a lot. These letter E coloring pages show an elephant, an eagle, an emu, a cheerful elf and an eel. Others show eggs in a bird nest, an eggplant, an envelope with a heart seal, and even a big E with a world map for Earth.
The capital E has three short arms, which makes it a nice letter to decorate. Try a different color on each arm. Gray suits the elephant, purple suits the eggplant and the eggs can be as plain or as patterned as your child likes.
Short and long E. Say egg and elephant for the short E. Then say eagle and emu for the long E. Ask your child if they sound the same or different.
Count the arms. Ask how many arms the capital E has. Count them together, then count the eggs in the nest picture.
Write a letter. Color the envelope page, then help your child write or draw a short note to someone in the family and tuck it in a real envelope.
Earth talk. On the world map page, find where you live. Color the land green and the water blue.
Yes. Start with the Easy pages, which show one big E with a simple object such as an egg or an eel. Preschoolers often find the three arms of the E fun to fill in one at a time.
Emerald, a rich green, and ebony, a deep black, both start with E. Eggplant is a dark purple you can use on the eggplant page. Teaching one new color word at a time works best.
Yes. Press Download all at the top of this page to get one PDF with every letter E coloring sheet. It prints on US Letter paper and also fits A4.
Go on an E hunt around the house: look for an egg carton, an envelope or an eraser. Children can also sort their colored pages by short E and long E words.
Not quite. Ask a grown-up to help.