Uppercase and Lowercase Ee

This page shows a big uppercase letter E standing beside a matching lowercase letter e, both drawn as friendly block shapes with cute smiling faces, and a small elephant peeking out between them. It is designed to teach an important early-reading idea: that every letter has two forms, a capital and a small one, that go together as a pair. The bold block shapes are easy to color, and the smiling faces give the letters personality that helps them stick in memory. E is for elephant, so the little peeking elephant doubles as a picture clue for the letter's sound. Kids can color the uppercase and lowercase letters in matching shades to show they belong together, or in two colors to tell them apart. The elephant looks great in classic gray, but any color works. This page suits preschoolers and early readers learning their letter pairs. Print it on US Letter or A4 and meet big E and little e.