Outlined uppercase A and double-storey lowercase a side by side.

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Uppercase and Lowercase Aa

Uppercase A stands on the left beside a smaller double-storey a. Compare the triangular space in A with the rounded space in a, and use the same color to show they are a pair.

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Blue uppercase A and orange lowercase a, with white inner openings. — A digital color suggestion, not a photograph of a printed result. Open the original line drawing to print and try your own colors.

1. Blue uppercase A
2. Orange lowercase a
3. White openings

Color uppercase A blue, following its sloping sides.
Color lowercase a orange, including its curved top.
Leave the inner openings white; compare their triangle and oval shapes.

Both letters remain readable. The colors help compare forms; they do not teach a single pronunciation for every word.

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