Letter Tracing Worksheets

Are you finding it difficult to teach your children how to write? These letter tracing worksheets are designed to help your children learn how to write by tracing over the letters each day. The sheets are colorful and fun to look at. Children will enjoy practicing writing their letters A to Z by using the numbers to guide them! There are multiple sheets availiable which offer extra activities for children who who finish faster than others!

The writing sheets contain the same images used in my free phonics flashcards, so your students can use the sheets to practice phonics too! For maximum enjoyment, print the sheets in A3 and laminate them. Children will now be able to practice their letters with water-based dry markers.

Uppercase letter Tracing Worksheets A-Z DOWNLOAD Pack 1 (Kindergarten / Elementary  level)

Pack 1 contains all uppercase letter tracing sheets. It is recommended that you model the letters on the whiteboard first before letting your students try. There are 12 different variations of the writing sheets available! To give teachers maximum flexibility, I have included the sheets with and without guide arrows. The most common way to practice is to start with uppercase and then move onto lowercase letters.

Lowercase Letter Tracing Worksheets a-z DOWNLOAD Pack 2 (Preschool level – Elementary level)

Pack 2 contains all lowercase letter tracing worksheets. Again, please consider laminating the sheets in A3 size for maximum use and durability. Lowercase letters are more difficult than uppercase, so again, please be sure to model the letters on the board first. It may be a good idea to focus on only a few letters a week before adding more.

Both letter tracing worksheet packs have been tested in the classroom with very positive results. Teach letters very slowly and at your student’s pace. Children will write very slowly at first but be patient and in a few months, your children will have great muscle memory. Happy writing!

If you need any help downloading the flashcards, or would like to see a step by step guide of how to make flashcards click here!