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Tracing worksheets

Start with lines and shapes for pencil control, then move on to letters and numbers. Letters are gray to write over, on three-line handwriting paper: the dashed middle line is where lowercase letters like a, c and o stop.

The letters are set in Andika, a free font made for children learning to read, so a and g look the way they are taught, not the way they are printed in books.

Lines to trace

Straight, slanted, zigzag, waves, arches and loops.

Lines to traceLines to traceStart at the dot and follow the dashes.Name

More lines to trace

Zigzags, waves and loops at a larger size.

More lines to traceMore lines to traceStart at the dot and follow the dashes.Name

Shapes to trace

Circle, square, triangle, star and heart.

Shapes to traceShapes to traceTrace each shape, starting at the dot.Name

Alphabet, capital letters

The whole alphabet on one page.

Alphabet, capital letters

Alphabet, lowercase letters

The whole alphabet on one page.

Alphabet, lowercase letters

Numbers 1 to 6

A row for each number.

Numbers 1 to 6

More tracing: every letter A to Z, numbers 0 to 20, cursive letters, your own name and whole sentences.