Preschool is the perfect time to help kids learn about the alphabet! Plus, it’s also a great time to help kids learn pencil grip and letter formation. A lot of this is done through hands-on fine motor skill activities, like this Toy Story Alien playdough tray, but there comes a time when your kiddo will be ready to practice writing letters, which is where these alphabet tracing worksheets come in.
These tracing worksheets are perfect for learning letters, their sounds, their formation, and they build motor skills and help with pencil grip.
Want more alphabet practice? Try these free pirate alphabet worksheets or these free letter A worksheets!
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What You’ll Need For These Alphabet Tracing Worksheets
- Free alphabet worksheets (see below for download)
- Printer
- Printer paper or cardstock
- Pencil
- Optional: crayons or markers
How To Use These Alphabet Tracing Worksheets
1. Print the alphabet worksheets. You can print one at a time or print them all to use as a packet.
2. When using the vowel worksheets, start with short vowels only (i.e., start with ax, apple, etc, instead of the long vowels, like apron and ape).
3. Kids will trace the letters and then can color the pictures using crayons or markers.
4. As kids work through the page, encourage them to say the letter and it’s sound. Then, have them say the name of the picture. You can also ask, “what sound does apple start with?”
Download the Alphabet Tracing Worksheets Here
Fine Motor Skills Activities
