Alphabet Tracing Worksheets
Are you looking for yet another alphabet tracing worksheet? Find here the most useful alphabet tracing worksheets so anyone can learn how to write proper letters. After a couple of practice sessions, anyone can write beautiful script-style letters.
Alphabet Tracing Worksheets
When talking about alphabet tracing, people imagine hard-to-use annoying worksheets that are plain bad to teach children. And that’s a big part of the problem – more and more people are forgetting how to write properly by hand.
And just like I am writing right now, people focus on writing words using keyboards in phones and computers.
Don’t be a part of that group – heck, even I know how to write by hand and I work writing online.
That’s why we’ve created this alphabet tracing worksheet for you to practice your writing of each letter, and create muscular memory to write flawlessly and effortlessly at the same time.
How to use these worksheets?
Our worksheets are very easy to use. We’ve created three of them, each one comprised of low case letters, high case letters, and a mix of both in different lines.
To use them all you have to do is:
- Click the link at the end of this post to visualize your selected worksheet.
- Download or print the one you picked.
- Get a marker with a small semi-round tip.
- And start practicing those letters.
A semi-round marker is a great way of practicing because it makes mistakes more visible, and you’ll know you’ve advanced with your practices once you no longer make mistakes.
Download the best alphabet tracing worksheets below
You’ll notice each letter of our worksheet is thick, and it’s very hard to fill with a pencil – although it’s doable. That’s also why we recommend a thicker tip, like a marker tip, to get them done.
We recommend you start with the high case, then the low case, and then the mix of both at last so you can create a steadier flow of movement and flexibility with your hand.
Make sure to check out our other alphabet tracing worksheets in cursive letters to keep improving your handwriting.
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