Trace the Letters
LettersAges 4–6A4 · freeA a, B b and C c with arrows to follow and lines to practise on.
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About this sheet
A first handwriting sheet for the letters A, B and C. Each row has a picture (an apple, a ball and a cat), three big dotted capitals and a small letter, with numbered arrows that show where to start and which way to go. Under each row there are writing lines for trying the letter without dots. Starting each stroke in the right place now saves a lot of unlearning later, so let children aged 4–6 trace slowly and say the letter sound as they go. Once the tracing is done, the pictures can be colored. Print on plain A4 and use a pencil. On a tablet, the Trace the Alphabet game lets children trace letters with a finger, following the same kind of numbered dots and arrows.
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