20 Vowels Coloring Pages - Free!

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Vowel U picture colored by Coloring Together — Colored by the Coloring Together artists. See gallery.

Welcome to the space reserved for the 5 most used and important letters of our language. That's right! We are talking about the vowels, which without a doubt deserve a space in our gallery for their contribution to the language. Did you already see how we colored the letter U?

With the goal of inspiring you to create your own works of art while you practice these important letters, at Coloring Together we have brought you the best vowel pictures to color, the vowels to print and the animated vowels. Everything designed especially for you!

If you are interested in trying the mosaic technique, you had better start getting out your cutouts of glossy paper or cardstock. It will be a very entertaining process to do! Although if you prefer to use your wax crayons, remember to color in layers to get better results.

Wait! Are you interested in having the world know your works of art? Send us a photo of your colored vowel! On this page we really enjoy showing the talent of our little followers. Don't miss the opportunity! We are sure that your art will be able to inspire other little ones who love to color.

Are you ready to start? Great! The vowels coloring pages are waiting for you. Get your coloring materials ready and create your own work of art while you practice the 5 vowels of our language. Don't waste another second!

The vowels coloring pages

Why color the vowels pictures?

The word vowel comes from the Latin "vocalis", which means "with the voice", since, in the vast majority of languages they are vitally important for forming words, and therefore, they are vitally important for our communication.

The vowels usually accompany the consonants, and each combination creates a particular sound. In Spanish and English there are 5, divided into strong (a,e,o) and weak (i,u). However, depending on the language they can reach even 32 vowels. Amazing!

At Coloring Together we want you to be aware of the importance of the vowels, since it is no coincidence that they are the first letters we learn. With the vowel pictures to color you will be able to learn about these important 5 letters while you have fun.

On top of each of the vowels coloring pages you will find a little fact that will help you broaden your knowledge about these letters. Don't think about it anymore! It is time for you to let your creativity flow over these poor pale vowels.

Learn while coloring The vowels

The word vowel comes from the Latin "vocalis" and means "of the voice".
Some languages, like Hebrew or Arabic, are usually written almost without marking the vowels: you add them yourself as you read!
The only animal that has all the vowels in its name is the murcielago (bat).
The alphabet with the most vowels is Khmer, the official language of Cambodia, which has 32 vowels in its alphabet of 72 letters.
Did you know that the albaricoque (apricot) has all five vowels in its name? It is a fruit similar to the peach, but smaller!
Do you know which is the only flower that has all the vowels in its name? The orquidea (orchid)!
The two dots that are placed above the vowel u (ü) are known as a diaeresis.
The vowel E is the most used in Spanish and in English.
The least used vowel in Spanish is the U.
The vowels were created in Greece, they took the consonants and semi-vowels of the Phoenician alphabet that did not exist in the Greek language and turned them into vowels.