"Print" single letters tracing - upper and lowercase
Tracing single letters "Print" upper and lowercase is a tracing sheets with both lower and uppercase letter with the lines.
A download of a PDF file with:
- tracing sheet with lines with 26 “Print“ letters, uppercase (capital) and lowercase letters in light blue colours.
To introduce the child around 4.5 - 5 years old after pre-writing activities such as practical life, sensorial, tracing shapes and forms, and sandpaper letters. Make sure your child has proper pressure to the pencil.
This is great to practice hand and eye coordination, letter recognition, and wrist motion by tracing the letters.
To associate sound of the letter with their graphic symbols both lowercase and uppercase
To develop printing skills
To experience the wrist, hand, and arm motion with the letters
To develop concentration and coordination with a pencil
To match lowercase to uppercase (capital letters) letters
To match cursive vs print letters
To introduce the child to trace the letters and making connection to the sound. This fun tracing exercises where one needs to prepare a box with at least 5 crayons or pencils in different colours. Present the child first how to trace the letter with their finger and then with the crayon or pencil. Name the letter with the phonetic sound. Let the child trace multiple times the letter with the different crayons/pencils so the end-effect is a colourful letter. Introduce 3 to 4 letters at the time. The child can always repeat this activity by going back to his/her booklet and trace the letters with other colours.
Introduce the child to the lowercase first in the following order or any logical order from your experience. Below is an example to which you can present. You will notice that within the first 4 groups there is a vowel which the child can start learning to compose 3 letter words.
1: c m a t
2: s r i p
3: b f o g
4: h j u l
5: d w e n
6: k q v x y z
*Also check out the sandbox letters under freebies and for more advanced writing, matching letters and the tracing letters booklets (multiple) under shop.
My materials are designed on an A4 sized paper to be printed on actual size.
Please note that the materials are meant for your personal use only and it is not permitted to modify, resale or further redistribution.
Tracing single letters "Print" upper and lowercase is a tracing sheets with both lower and uppercase letter with the lines.
A download of a PDF file with:
- tracing sheet with lines with 26 “Print“ letters, uppercase (capital) and lowercase letters in light blue colours.
To introduce the child around 4.5 - 5 years old after pre-writing activities such as practical life, sensorial, tracing shapes and forms, and sandpaper letters. Make sure your child has proper pressure to the pencil.
This is great to practice hand and eye coordination, letter recognition, and wrist motion by tracing the letters.
To associate sound of the letter with their graphic symbols both lowercase and uppercase
To develop printing skills
To experience the wrist, hand, and arm motion with the letters
To develop concentration and coordination with a pencil
To match lowercase to uppercase (capital letters) letters
To match cursive vs print letters
To introduce the child to trace the letters and making connection to the sound. This fun tracing exercises where one needs to prepare a box with at least 5 crayons or pencils in different colours. Present the child first how to trace the letter with their finger and then with the crayon or pencil. Name the letter with the phonetic sound. Let the child trace multiple times the letter with the different crayons/pencils so the end-effect is a colourful letter. Introduce 3 to 4 letters at the time. The child can always repeat this activity by going back to his/her booklet and trace the letters with other colours.
Introduce the child to the lowercase first in the following order or any logical order from your experience. Below is an example to which you can present. You will notice that within the first 4 groups there is a vowel which the child can start learning to compose 3 letter words.
1: c m a t
2: s r i p
3: b f o g
4: h j u l
5: d w e n
6: k q v x y z
*Also check out the sandbox letters under freebies and for more advanced writing, matching letters and the tracing letters booklets (multiple) under shop.
My materials are designed on an A4 sized paper to be printed on actual size.
Please note that the materials are meant for your personal use only and it is not permitted to modify, resale or further redistribution.
Tracing single letters "Print" upper and lowercase is a tracing sheets with both lower and uppercase letter with the lines.
A download of a PDF file with:
- tracing sheet with lines with 26 “Print“ letters, uppercase (capital) and lowercase letters in light blue colours.
To introduce the child around 4.5 - 5 years old after pre-writing activities such as practical life, sensorial, tracing shapes and forms, and sandpaper letters. Make sure your child has proper pressure to the pencil.
This is great to practice hand and eye coordination, letter recognition, and wrist motion by tracing the letters.
To associate sound of the letter with their graphic symbols both lowercase and uppercase
To develop printing skills
To experience the wrist, hand, and arm motion with the letters
To develop concentration and coordination with a pencil
To match lowercase to uppercase (capital letters) letters
To match cursive vs print letters
To introduce the child to trace the letters and making connection to the sound. This fun tracing exercises where one needs to prepare a box with at least 5 crayons or pencils in different colours. Present the child first how to trace the letter with their finger and then with the crayon or pencil. Name the letter with the phonetic sound. Let the child trace multiple times the letter with the different crayons/pencils so the end-effect is a colourful letter. Introduce 3 to 4 letters at the time. The child can always repeat this activity by going back to his/her booklet and trace the letters with other colours.
Introduce the child to the lowercase first in the following order or any logical order from your experience. Below is an example to which you can present. You will notice that within the first 4 groups there is a vowel which the child can start learning to compose 3 letter words.
1: c m a t
2: s r i p
3: b f o g
4: h j u l
5: d w e n
6: k q v x y z
*Also check out the sandbox letters under freebies and for more advanced writing, matching letters and the tracing letters booklets (multiple) under shop.
My materials are designed on an A4 sized paper to be printed on actual size.
Please note that the materials are meant for your personal use only and it is not permitted to modify, resale or further redistribution.