
Capital Y Yo-Yo
Draw one large yo-yo hanging from a short curved string, with the toy centered and a wide empty area around it for young children to colour and practise the target letter.
यह पन्ना अभी हिन्दी में उपलब्ध नहीं है — अंग्रेज़ी में दिखा रहे हैं।
These letter y coloring pages help children aged 2 to 6 recognise, colour, and practise the letter Y. They are free to download and print for use at home or in your own classroom.
डाउनलोड के लिए मुफ़्त खाता ज़रूरी · हर दिन 20 मुफ़्त डाउनलोड

Draw one large yo-yo hanging from a short curved string, with the toy centered and a wide empty area around it for young children to colour and practise the target letter.

Draw a large round ball of yarn with one loose strand curling gently beside it. Keep both shapes isolated on an open page.

Draw a friendly yak facing forward with large horns, shaggy hair, and a simple ground line beneath its feet.

Draw a child wearing a hooded raincoat and simple rain boots, standing beside two large raindrops and a small puddle.

Draw a large open umbrella with a curved handle, a small child underneath, and three widely spaced raindrops.

Draw a cheerful small bird perched on a short branch, with one simple leaf and a round sun in the background.

Draw one large yam with leafy stems beside a small patch of loose soil and two simple leaves.

Draw a small yacht floating on three gentle waves beneath a simple cloud and sun.

Draw a low basket holding two large balls of yarn, with one thick strand trailing onto the floor.

Draw a smiling baby sitting on a floor mat and holding a large soft ball of yarn, with one cushion nearby.

Draw a child standing with one arm extended while a yo-yo drops toward the ground on its string. Add a small floor shadow and two motion curves.

Draw a puppy gently tugging a loose strand from a yarn ball while a child kneels nearby holding the ball. Place both on a simple rug.

Draw a friendly yak walking along a Himalayan hillside with two layered mountain peaks, a few rocks, and sparse grass.

Draw a simple school bus with a child waving through a window, parked beside a tree and a low roadside curb.

Draw a child running in a park while holding the string of a diamond-shaped kite, with two clouds, grass, and a few flowers.

Draw a child seated at a table, arranging yarn strands around a simple paper craft shape, with a bowl of yarn pieces and scissors placed safely to one side.

Draw a woven market basket filled with yams and leafy tops, resting beside a simple Indian vegetable stall with an awning and two hanging baskets.

Draw two children walking together under a large umbrella along a rainy path, with puddles, a small tree, and distant house rooftops.

Draw a small yacht tied at a harbour, with a dock, a life ring, calm water, distant sailboats, and a rising sun.

Draw a small bird perched on a banyan branch with hanging roots, broad leaves, and a child observing it from below with binoculars.

Draw a yak caravan moving along a Himalayan trail, with one yak carrying bundled supplies, a child traveller nearby, layered snow-topped peaks, prayer flags without markings, and a….

Draw two children taking turns with yo-yos in a neighbourhood playground, with a slide, swings, a tree, and a patterned paved surface behind them.

Draw an Indian child sitting beside a low weaving frame, guiding yarn through a simple geometric mat, with baskets of yarn, floor cushions, and a sunny window in the room.

Draw a child in a yellow raincoat crossing a small footbridge with an umbrella, while frogs sit near rice plants and monsoon clouds fill the background.

Draw a yacht sailing past a lighthouse on a rocky coast at sunset, with seabirds, rolling waves, a small buoy, and distant clouds.

Draw a yellow bird feeding on a flowering garden branch at dawn, with a clay water bowl, butterflies, tall plants, and a softly outlined sunrise.

Draw a family harvesting yams in an Indian farm field, with one person lifting a yam, another placing vegetables in a basket, rows of plants, a water pot, and distant trees.

Draw an inviting Indian craft shop interior with shelves of yarn balls, a child choosing a skein, a shopkeeper behind a counter, hanging baskets, and a patterned rug.

Draw a family having a daytime picnic under a tree, with a child playing yo-yo, another child holding yarn, a basket, fruit, and a blanket with simple geometric borders.

Draw a child walking through a nature trail where branching twigs, forked roots, and a bird's spread wings create repeated Y-like shapes without using any written symbols. Include a….
This set uses large capital and small letter Y shapes with clear pictures linked to the sound or shape of Y. Younger children can colour broad outlines and point to the letter. Children in LKG, UKG, and Class 1 can trace the letter, name the picture, and try writing Y beside it. The pages include familiar ideas such as a yo-yo, yarn, a yellow object, and a yak. Open spaces keep the task manageable for small hands, while tracing and matching prompts give older children a little more to do.
At home, let your child choose one sheet after a short letter-sound practice. Say the picture name slowly, then ask your child to find and colour every Y on the page. In class, place the pages at a colouring station for quiet work after a phonics lesson. Children can show their finished sheets and say one Y word. Add a small basket of yellow crayons, yarn pieces, or a toy yo-yo for a simple letter-themed activity. You can pair this set with Letter A Coloring Pages when revising earlier letters.
Y is the twenty-fifth letter of the English alphabet. It can make a consonant sound at the start of words such as yak, yellow, and yo-yo. In some words, Y acts like a vowel, as in baby and happy. A yak is a large, long-haired animal found in the Himalayan region, including parts of India. Yarn is made by twisting fibres into a long strand. These facts give your child simple words to repeat while colouring and help connect the letter with familiar objects and animals.
They suit children aged 2 to 6. Younger children can colour the large pictures, while older children can trace Y, name pictures, and practise writing.
The set can include familiar Y ideas such as a yo-yo, yarn, yellow objects, and a yak. Each picture gives your child a simple way to hear or recognise the letter.
Yes. Use them for a short colouring activity, a letter-of-the-day lesson, or a phonics station in Nursery, LKG, UKG, or early primary classes.
Open a printable and download the PDF using a free EarlyActivity account. You can print the file at home or in your own classroom.
Say the picture names as your child works, then ask your child to find the letter Y on the sheet. Older children can trace the letter and think of another Y word.

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