Tracing Letters A-Z | Handwriting Practice2023-10-02T10:53:58-05:00

Posted by: Alesia Netuk

Updated: October 2nd, 2023

Tracing Letters A-Z | Handwriting Practice

Tracing Letters A-Z | Handwriting Practice

For students to gain confidence in sharing their thoughts and opinions with others. Teaching students how to write requires lots of modeling, guided practice, and independent practice.

Major Handwriting Concepts and Skills

Identifying letters of the alphabet.
Visual perceptual skills.
Visual-motor skills.
Following a sequence to form a letter.
Controlling the paper to stay within the lines.
Proper letter and number formation.
Understanding left to right progression.
Understanding top to bottom progression.
Tracking the movement of the hand, pencil, and paper.
Crossing mid-line and baseline skills.
Bilateral coordination skills.
Fine motor skills.
In-hand manipulation skills.

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Summer A-Z Handwriting:

  • Uppercase and lowercase handwriting practice on one page.

  • Practice handwriting summer-related words.

  • Adjust your child’s needs and choose from different horizontal ruling with a red baseline, broken midline with descender space.
    3/4 inch recommended for kindergarten.
    5/8 inch recommended for first grade.
    1/2 inch recommended for second grade.
    3/8 inch recommended for third grade.
    3/8 inch horizontal ruling with a blue baseline only recommended for fourth-grade students and up.

  • Comes in color, ink-saver, and B&W.

Animals A-Z Handwriting:

  • Uppercase and lowercase handwriting practice on separate pages.

  • 5/8 inch horizontal ruling with a red baseline, broken midline with descender space recommended for first-grade students.

  • Comes in color, ink-saver, and B&W.

  • All letters are based on the Zaner-Bloser, Handwriting Without Tears, and D’Nealian handwriting styles.

Writing Uppercase Letters

Writing Lowercase Letters

Fall A-Z Handwriting:

  • Uppercase and lowercase handwriting practice on one page.

  • Practice handwriting summer-related words.

  • Adjust your child’s needs and choose from different horizontal ruling with a red baseline, broken midline with descender space.
    3/4 inch recommended for kindergarten.
    5/8 inch recommended for first grade.
    1/2 inch recommended for second grade.
    3/8 inch recommended for third grade.
    3/8 inch horizontal ruling with a blue baseline only recommended for fourth-grade students and up.

  • Comes in color, ink-saver, and B&W.

  • All letters are based on the Zaner-Bloser, Handwriting Without Tears, and D’Nealian handwriting styles.

Kindergarten Handwriting Practice

Writing Uppercase Letters

Writing Lowercase Letters

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