Alphabet Tracing Letters – 26 Capital Letter Tracing Pages

Capital letter tracing pages from A to Z: each page shows the letter's strokes with numbered arrows, then 12 dotted letters to trace.
Year groups
Nursery–Reception (Early Years), Years 1–2 (Key Stage 1)
Pages
26
File type
PDF
Preparation
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Updated Oct 05, 2026

Subject
Handwriting, Writing, English
Topic
Tracing, Tracing Letters
Resource types
Activities
Preparation
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About this resource

Learning letters is essential for children, and they need to improve learning through fun strokes. On this occasion we will practise tracing the capital letters from A to Z.

To do this, I have created this fantastic compendium of strokes of the capital letters from A to Z, in a simple format.

I hope it is very useful in your work classroom, or if you do school work at home, too!

1. Product name:

"Simple strokes of the capital letters of the alphabet"

2. Page number:

This document contains 26 pages.

3. Is it editable or not?

This pedagogical document is not editable, it is ready to be printed.

4. Theme:

The topic to be developed is the capital letters of the alphabet.

5. Document version:

It is available in PDF version, so it is much easier to print.

6. Colour or white/black:

The edges of each sheet are in colour, and the moulds of the letter strokes are in black and white.

7. Aimed at children of ages:

This educational resource is aimed at children aged 4,5,6 years who are learning the capital letters of the alphabet.

8. Area:

This document corresponds to be used in the area of literacy or language for children.

9. Keywords:

alphabet, strokes of the abc, strokes of the alphabet, tracing the alphabet, literacy, learning to write, writing, sheets to trace, strokes for children, letters for children, tracing letters.

10. How do I print it?

Print this preferably in colour, but if not, there is no problem because the basic templates for reviewing the letters are in black and white.

11. How to apply it in class?

I suggest that each child work alone with their own set of cards.

12. Will you need extra elements to use this sheet?

Yes, you will need a pencil and rubber. If you also wish, you can laminate or laminate the cards so that the children can use marker on them, erase them and reuse them again and again.

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