Letter J Is for Jellyfish Coloring Page

A hollow capital J and a hollow lowercase j head this page, with a round jellyfish drifting below, its dome smooth and a few short wavy tentacles trailing underneath. J is one of a small group of letters that hang below the writing line in lowercase, and this sheet shows that clearly because the capital and the lowercase sit next to each other at the same moment. The capital J hooks at the bottom and stops. The lowercase j does the same but adds the dot above, which links it to the letter i sheet in this set. Children often find J one of the harder letters to recall, simply because it turns up less often than most, so a page that spends time on it is worth printing. The jellyfish keeps the lower half open and calm. Its dome is one large area to fill and the tentacles are single wavy strokes rather than a tangle, which stops the page turning into fine detail work. It suits an ocean topic as readily as an alphabet one.