Trace alphabet! We made every. single. letter. for you to trace and they’re all free!
Pick your alphabet letter from below, click, then print. Each alphabet printable worksheet includes upper case alphabet letters and lower case letters of the alphabet. Wondering about the benefits of tracing letters? We wrote a whole article about that here!
So, if you are looking to trace letters, here are the 26 alphabet letters for you to choose from. You may use these letter tracing worksheets at home, playgroup, or school. You may not repost them online though. These are for you to use and you may share, but they may not be sold or reposted online without our written permission.
Trace letter A – lower case a and upper case A
Trace letter B – lower case b and upper case B
Trace letter C – lower case c and upper case C
Trace letter D – lower case d and upper case D
Trace letter E – lower case e and upper case E
Trace letter F – lower case f and upper case F
Trace letter G – lower case g and upper case G
Trace letter H – lower case h and upper case H
Trace letter I – lower case i and upper case I
Trace letter J – lower case j and upper case J
Trace letter K – lower case k and upper case K
Trace letter L – lower case l and upper case L
Trace letter M – lower case m and upper case M
Trace letter N – lower case n and upper case N
Trace letter O – lower case o and upper case O
Trace letter P – lower case p and upper case P
Trace letter Q – lower case q and upper case Q
Trace letter R – lower case r and upper case R
Trace letter S – lower case s and upper case S
Trace letter T – lower case t and upper case T
Trace letter U – lower case u and upper case U
Trace letter V – lower case v and upper case V
Trace letter W – lower case w and upper case W
Trace letter X – lower case x and upper case X
Trace letter Y – lower case y and upper case Y
Trace letter Z – lower case z and upper case Z
If you want to print all letters of the alphabet in alphabetical order on ONE piece of paper, click here.
And if you prefer a free tracing alphabet book, with ALL 26 alphabet letters already together in upper and lower case letters, just enter your name and email to receive a free PDF with all 26-pages in it!
Why Trace Alphabet Letters?
Why trace alphabet letters? What’s the point? The reason to trace alphabet letter is because the mere act of tracing letters helps children practice and refine their pre-writing skillset. Tracing helps kids build their fine motor skills. And fine motor skills help build what’s to become a child’s foundation for writing letters, forming words, and drawing. Tracing also allows children to practice holding a pencil or a crayon. All these things that come naturally to an adult, take time to master for our little ones.
And also, if you think about it, many people think the best way to learn something new is to watch and then give it a go. Try it. Practice makes progress!
Rosie here. My mom is a former reporter. She told me when she first started in the newsroom as an editorial assistant it was kind of scary. She was the youngest one there and she studied TV and radio news, and there she was – writing long form copy, from scratch, for wire/print. In her free time she’d read the stories written by her much more experienced coworkers. Then one day she just decided to print one of her favorite articles of the day and typed it up, word-for-word. She started doing this whenever she had extra time. Slowly she got to feel how the flow of things came together. She tells me to practice, practice, practice and to get my muscles used to the letters.
So, I trace a lot of things. Tracing can be a lot of fun for kids. Mom says tracing helps to:
Build fine motor skills
Improve pre-writing skills
Strengthen concentration
Boost drawing skills
Increases creativity
Work on visual-spatial skills
Support self-esteem and confidence
So, grab a pencil or a crayon and get to work! If you’re not sure how to hold a pencil? Here are three quick tips on how to hold a pencil for kids.
Have fun when you trace alphabet!
