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Alphabet & LettersAlphabet Book 8Nursery & Reception · ages 3–5

Letter Tracing A–Z with Starting Dots

Start at the dot, follow the line, write the letter.

Trace capital letters, lowercase letters and both together with a starting dot on every letter, then extra tracing practice.

  • 6 pages A4 portrait
  • 4 activity pages
  • PDF · 35 KB free, no sign-up

Sample pages

Select a page to view it larger. The full PDF has 6 pages.

Inside this book

  • Page 3Trace Capital Letters
  • Page 4Trace Lowercase Letters
  • Page 5Trace Capital and Lowercase
  • Page 6Extra Letter Tracing Practice

Notes for grown-ups

Reproduced from page 2 of the book so you can read it before printing.

Letter formation, fine motor skills and pencil control with starting-point guidance.

How to use

  • Look at the large letter and the red starting-point dot.
  • Place the pencil on the red dot.
  • Trace the letter carefully.
  • Practice the smaller letters on the lines below.
  • Say the letter name and sound as you trace.

Tips

  •  Start with the capital or lowercase that is easiest.
  •  Use a pencil so children can erase if needed.
  •  These pages work well for daily letter practice.

Pages in this book

  •  Capital letter tracing (A–D sample)
  •  Lowercase letter tracing (a–d sample)
  •  Both capital and lowercase
  •  Extra tracing practice

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