Alphabet A–Z tracing worksheets
One page per letter: capital and lowercase with numbered stroke order, a picture word and practice lines.
Download Alphabet A–Z (PDF)Handwriting practice for preschool, kindergarten and grade 1 — the alphabet with numbered stroke order, numbers 0 to 20, pre-writing lines, shapes and Dolch sight words. Dotted letters to trace on lined paper sized for small hands.
Free to print for home, classroom and club use.
One page per letter: capital and lowercase with numbered stroke order, a picture word and practice lines.
Download Alphabet A–Z (PDF)One page per number with stroke order and the number word to trace.
Download Numbers 0–20 (PDF)Straight, slanted, zigzag, wavy and looping lines from a picture to a picture — the first step before letters.
Download Pre-writing lines (PDF)The 40 Dolch pre-primer sight words to trace and copy.
Download Sight words: pre-primer (PDF)The 52 Dolch primer sight words to trace and copy.
Download Sight words: primer (PDF)Pre-writing lines first: straight, slanted, zigzag and wavy lines build the control letters need. Then shapes, then capital letters, lowercase letters and numbers, and finally sight words.
Younger children need taller writing lines. The pre-writing pages use 1¼ in jumbo lines, shapes use 1 in lines, the alphabet and numbers use ¾ in kindergarten lines, and the primer sight words use ⅝ in grade 1 lines.
A list of common words children learn to read on sight, grouped by level. The pre-primer set has 40 words and the primer set 52, each traced and then copied.
Yes. These puzzles were made with the DT Labs tracing worksheet generator. Trace names, your own word lists and sentences, choose print or slanted letters and one of six line sizes from PreK jumbo to adult, and export a whole handwriting book. Exports come with a commercial licence for KDP and Etsy.
Yes. Download and print as many copies as you like for home, preschool and classroom use. No account and no email needed.
Yes. The alphabet and number pages show numbered strokes with arrows, drawn from our own print letterforms.
Slip them into sheet protectors and use dry-erase markers, or print fresh copies — the PDFs are free to print as often as you like.
No — these PDFs are for printing and practice, not for resale. To sell handwriting books, make your own with the free tracing worksheet generator, which comes with a commercial licence.