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Free Alphabet Tracing Worksheets, 26 Letters A to Z

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Tracing Alphabet cover: Print and Learn banner, 26 pages, with a smiling green crocodile in a blue cap holding a flag
Introduce the letter tracing set to young writers
Letter A: students color dotted and outlined Aa letters and an apple picture, then trace dotted uppercase A and lowercase a
Letter A day: color first, then handwriting practice
Letter B: students color bubble letters Bb and a soccer ball labeled Ball, then trace rows of dotted capital B and small b
Morning work for the letter B and its /b/ sound
Letter C: students color Cc outline letters and a sitting cat labeled Cat, then trace dotted uppercase C and lowercase c
Pair with a read-aloud about cats for letter C week
Letter D: students color Dd and a puppy labeled Dog, then practise letter formation by tracing dotted D and d across rows
Fine-motor center for letter D practice
Letter E: students color Ee letters and an elephant labeled Elephant, then trace dotted capital E and small e
Small-group letter E lesson with picture talk
Letter F: students color Ff letters and a smiling fish labeled Fish, then trace rows of dotted uppercase F and lowercase f
Homework page for reviewing the letter F
Letter G: students color Gg letters and a giraffe labeled Giraffe, then trace dotted G and g, where the g tail drops low
Use to model descending letters like lowercase g
Letter I: students color Ii letters and an ice cream cone labeled Icecream, then trace dotted capital I and lowercase i
Early-finisher task during letter I week
Letter J: students color Jj letters and a jar labeled Jar, then trace rows of dotted uppercase J and lowercase j with hooks
Add to a student alphabet book for letter J

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TRACING ALPHABET | 26 FREE WORKSHEETS

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