Letter Y Is for Yo-Yo Coloring Page

A hollow capital Y and a hollow lowercase y sit across the top of this page, with a yo-yo below, drawn as a round disc with a long string looping down from its centre. Y is one of the letters that changes below the line. The capital Y has two arms meeting a short stem and sits entirely on the writing line. The lowercase y drops its tail underneath, which puts it with g, j, p and q in this set, and printing those five pages together is a tidy way to teach the whole group at once. The yo-yo is a simple subject on purpose, one large circle to fill and a single long string to trace with a crayon, which makes this a fast page. That is useful this late in the alphabet, when children working through the letters in order are often ready for something short. It also suits a toys topic or a page about things that move, and the thick outlines survive photocopying without closing up.