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For a couple of years, our family used the Prescripts series for penmanship and drawing practice. However, as one of our children progressed from Book 1:  Introduction to Cursive Writing & Tracing  to Book 2: Writing Cursive Words and Practicing Drawing Skills , we encountered quite a setback. There was such a huge leap from one book to the next that it was nearly impossible for him to work in the second book!

While he could write his cursive letters separately, he immensely struggled with connecting those letters into words. After attempting a few pages, I knew we’d have to go back and bridge the gap.  So… after conducting some research and testing it on multiple children, we recommend using this cursive handwriting workbook to use as a bridge between learning individual letters and connecting those letters into words. This method has not only helped our boys to successfully connect letters into simple words, but many other families have shared with us how helpful this resource has been! I thought I’d share it here in case anyone else ends up with the same situation.

For students who have not yet been introduced to handwriting, check out the Script-n-Scribe Roller Coaster Writer . Because we wanted to seamlessly integrate picture study and poetry into our school days while reinforcing grammar concepts, we also offer the Script-n-Scribe Poetry & Picture Study Series . Our boys worked alongside me to develop the entire Script-n-Scribe Cursive Program .

Introduction to Cursive: Roller Coaster Writer (Level 1)

For learning phonograms by sight and dictation and how to form cursive letters. Begins with large motor skills to help young children learn to write. Read more about this product and view additional images and supplemental Montessori-style products here .

Script-n-Scribe™ Letter Connector (Level 2)

Free Copywork and Penmanship Resources

Download the Cursive Penmanship: Combining Letters into Words and Sentences Workbook .

Check out the following copywork integrating poetry & picture study:

• In Flander’s Field Poetry Penmanship
• Landing of the Pilgrims Poetry & Picture Study
• Hats Off! Patriotic Poetry & Picture Study

The Ultimate Guide to Free Copywork   This is an incredible list of free copywork pages and resources from across the web.

Make-your-own copywork pages  Here you can make your own Print, D’Nealian, or Cursive pages. The following formats are available: name & sentence, single word, multi-word and paragraph.  Over the past few years, I’ve used this site to make name practice pages, address-practice pages, and history sentence/timeline/U.S. Presidents copywork pages.

Handwriting worksheets at PrintNPractice   This site offers a massive selection of handwriting and copywork sheets. They also offer math practice sheets, English grammar and diagramming sheets, and spelling sheets/lists.  For Pre-K or Kindergarten students learning how to print, the following sheets are some of our favorites and are the ones in our Preschoolers Notebook : Alphabet worksheets at PrintNPractice Number worksheets at PrintNPractice

For other notebooking resources, click here .

To build your own notebooking pages with Microsoft Office, MAC Pages, or another word-processing program, download your preferred font(s) from Fontspace (includes American Sign Language, crosswords, and musical notation) or DAFont . The fonts from these two websites are free downloads, and I have (thus far) had no difficulty in downloading from these sites. (No pop-ups, malware, spyware, etc.)

After downloading the font, you will need to find the Fonts folder on your computer by doing a search using MAC Finder or Windows Explorer and then copying the font file (with extension .ttf) into that folder.  For those fonts which do not offer a dashed or dotted option, you can hollow the letters by formatting the font within the word-processing software (select the “outline” option).

Finally, clipart can be downloaded from my favorite educational clipart site, ClipArt ETC from  Florida Center for Instructional Technology .

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Printable Beginners Handwriting Book

I’ve been wanting to make this beginners handwriting book for a while. Having finished the Prewriting Series, learning how to write the letters was the next logical step.

Teaching Handwriting to Preschoolers 

I like to catch my kids at that age when coloring and drawing are second nature. Because when they are in create mode they are so eager to learn how to write words. 

They want to be able  to write ‘to’ and ‘from’, write an ‘I love you’ note, or proudly scribble their name on the top of their Sunday school paper.

These are great teaching moments, and if they have the basic letter formation down you can really capitalize on those opportunities. 

Beginners Handwriting Book Contents:

This printable handwriting book for kids is very straightforward and simple. For each letter there is a correct example of how to properly form the letter, a tracing opportunity, and then practice space. (Also, the learned letters are repeated throughout the book, so they are constantly being refreshed.)

This is a 64 page download that introduces beginning letter formation for letters A-Z (uppercase and lowercase). Through various activities and repetition, students will begin building the fine motor skills needed to establish a strong foundation for writing, as well as, be introduced to basic letter formation.

Other elements included in the book:

• writing numbers 1-10
• letter recognition
• differentiation

Note: There is a full description plus lots of pictures on the product page .

How to Use the Beginners Printable Handwriting Book

Go over each page together. Teach them the proper strokes for the letter they are learning. If they need extra practice or a bigger writing space, have them use a white board or extra piece of paper to try it on as well. The emphasis is not on mastery, at this point, but of developing fine motor skills and basic letter formation,

Tips for handwriting success:

• Consistency encourage proper pencil grip
• Teach them to form the letters correctly (yes, this matters)
• Keep the handwriting experience fun and light
• Do short lessons

Assembly Instructions

Whether you’re using this as a preschool handwriting resource or a kindergarten writing activity, you can easily adapt it to your needs. Here are the two assembly options.

Option #1: PRINT AND GO!

Option #2: Print, laminate covers, have bound or put into a 3-ring binder.

I printed mine front to back, laminated the covers, then had them bound at our local print shop for a couple dollars. Having this resource in book form is ideal for us, because we plan on working through it on a daily basis. 

Beginners Handwriting Book Download

Finally, this resource was made with my kids in mind, however, if you would like a copy for your homeschool or classroom, you can find the download link below.

My First Handwriting Book

More ways to practice handwriting for kids.

Once my kids can form the letters, then its practice, practice, practice.  I love the concept of doing copywork. This is basically copying down given words, sentences, or paragraphs for practice.

While it might sound like busy work, its not. It’s amazing handwriting practice and kids assimilate grammar, spelling, sentence structure, and vocabulary. It’s magical. My two older kids have done it and the benefits of doing copywork  have been very visible.

After the kids learn their letters, start by giving them short words to copy, then build from there.

Printable Prewriting Series

Not quite ready for letter formation? These printable prewriting books are great practice for building fine motor skills while practicing simple shapes and lines. 

• Basic Lines- Book 1
• Intersecting & basic lines- Book 2
• Basic/intersecting lines and basic letter formation- Book 3

Additional Preschool and Kindergarten Resources

• Preschool Learning Folder
• Preschool Daily Skill Builder
• Kindergarten Daily Skill Builder
• Nature Sorting Mats
• Alphabet Learning Folder

What are some of your tips and tricks for teaching handwriting to kids?

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How To Improve Your Handwriting (+FREE Worksheets)

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When someone asks, “How can I improve my handwriting?” they usually look for a few things they can easily implement to make their writing look more legible or presentable.

The problem is that handwriting is a habit deeply ingrained in both the mind and the muscles, so even a tiny change can be difficult to implement.

I’ve always taken a different approach to helping people with their handwriting, one that might require a little more time and commitment but gives the writer all the tools they need to take their handwriting as far as they like.

The approach is to first understand how handwriting works on a basic level, then apply that understanding to improve your own handwriting.

Understanding the Fundamentals of Handwriting

If you don’t understand how handwriting works fundamentally, you will always feel lost when trying to improve your handwriting, even if you are following the advice of a handwriting expert.

When you understand how handwriting works, everything becomes clear. You will know things like:

• Why the letters have different heights
• Why the letters are spaced the way they are
• Why the letters have different forms yet work together to create a cohesive script
• The way to position your body, hold the pen, and position the paper for optimal writing
• Why someone’s handwriting is more legible or visually pleasing than another’s

I hope you can see that if you understand all the above, improving your handwriting will be a walk in the park.

So your first task, if you want to improve your handwriting, is to learn the fundamentals of handwriting.

The best way to do this is to study a proven handwriting system.

Any time-tested system will do. I recommend American Cursive because it is a beautiful, legible script.

I also have a  free course that will teach you everything you need to know  about American Cursive.

Regardless of what script you choose, by studying one, you will learn how handwriting works, and you will be able to apply what you’ve learned to any other script, including your own chicken scratch.

By studying a script like American Cursive, you will learn these important concepts and more:

• Body position ,  pen grip , and  paper position
• The grid , or how the lines printed on the page (and the imaginary ones that aren’t) work with the letters
• How to write across the page
• How a script builds on  fundamental strokes  and repeats those strokes throughout the alphabet

If you want a taste of how important the fundamentals are, I suggest you watch the video below titled “The Cursive Grid,” which is from my  free online cursive course .

What Do You Want Your Handwriting to Look Like?

When you study American Cursive or any other script, you will learn to write in that style, but that doesn’t mean your personal handwriting needs to look exactly like the script you are studying.

That said, traditional scripts like American Cursive were successful for a reason.

They evolved out of the culture in which they were created and have stood the test of time as legible, visually pleasing scripts.

You cannot go wrong by trying to emulate a traditional script, and no matter how hard you try, your script will always have personal quirks that are unique to you.

The great thing about studying a traditional script is that you have a very clear and defined vision to work towards.

Every traditional script has an exemplar, which is the ideal letterforms that comprise the script.

With an exemplar in hand, you know exactly what your goal is, and you can always compare your handwriting to the exemplar to see where you are falling short.

If you want your handwriting to have its own unique flavor, I suggest you at least find a traditional script to use as a base.

That way, you can take the exemplar from a traditional script and modify it to make it your own, which is much easier than creating an exemplar from scratch.

Of course, you can create one from scratch too, but it takes a lot of time to do it right, and the result won’t be as good unless you understand handwriting at a high level.

Let’s be clear, you need an exemplar. Without an image of the ideal letters, you will wander aimlessly and waste a lot of time while making little improvement.

Whether you are studying from the exemplar of a traditional script or your own unique creation, you will be armed with everything you need to improve your handwriting.

You’ve Done the Work, Now Apply It

I know, I know.

You’ve already done a lot of work.

Learning the fundamentals of handwriting is no small task and creating your own exemplar takes time too.

The good news is that your handwriting will already look much better by this point.

That’s because your understanding of handwriting is naturally solving the problems with your handwriting without you having to do anything except pay attention while you write.

Of course, there are more active things you can do to improve your handwriting at this stage.

When you understand the fundamentals, improving your handwriting is a straightforward process –

• identify errors,
• and figure out why you are making the errors.

If you can see an error in your writing and then understand exactly why you are making that error, resolving the error is pretty easy.

Here’s an example.

As you can see, our friend’s handwriting here is very cramped in the horizontal direction.

Fixing this is pretty easy because he’s done the work and understands the basics of handwriting.

Our friend was able to fix this problem because he understands that spacing is controlled by the movement of the hand and that movement is limited by the hand’s range of motion.

He is trying to write too many letters without picking up his hand and moving it to the right.

The problem was easily solved by pausing more often to move the hand and continue writing with proper spacing.

This is just one example of how improving your handwriting works when you have an understanding of the fundamentals.

You have all the tools to identify, analyze, and resolve issues with your handwriting.

How much you want to improve your handwriting is up to you.

As you improve your handwriting, the errors in your writing will become less noticeable to the average person.

However, you will see more and more errors in your writing.

This is because when you are studying handwriting, you are training your eye to see errors, which allows you to see the more subtle errors that previously escaped your eye.

The only way to end this process is to become satisfied with your handwriting or keep working on it for the rest of your life.

Should you become satisfied with your handwriting, writing regularly will maintain it.

Download free handwriting PDF worksheets

In my free online course, Consistent Cursive, you’ll learn all the needed fundamentals to improve your handwriting. In the download section you’ll also be able to download free handwriting worksheets, which include –

• Lowercase letters + variations
• Capital letters + variations
• Numbers & Symbols
• Various blank grids for practice

You can check them out on my site by clicking the button below.

Quick recap + final words on improving your handwriting

There you have it, friends.

If you’re genuinely looking to improve your handwriting, this is the best approach you can take. 

Little tips and tricks may marginally improve the look of your handwriting.

However, learning the fundamentals will allow you to take your handwriting to a new level. 

Here is a quick recap of the whole article – 

• Understand the basics of handwriting
• Pick and study a proven handwriting system, e.g., American Cursive
• Always practice using an existing exemplar
• It’s easier to use an existing exemplar than to create one from scratch
• You’ll be able to apply the knowledge to other writing styles as well (even create your own)
• Once you understand the fundamentals, you’ll be able to correct your mistakes
• The improvement of your handwriting will depend on how much time and effort you put into it

Once again, be sure to check out my free online course that will teach you everything you need to know about American Cursive. 

Now let me ask you something – What has been your biggest struggle with improving your handwriting?

Let me know by dropping a comment below 👇

Thanks for reading!

About the author

David has been studying traditional American penmanship since 2016. He has created over 100 videos about penmanship on  YouTube  and his exemplar for business penmanship was featured in the 25th edition of the Speedball Textbook. You can take his free cursive course online at  consistentcursive.com .

8 thoughts on “How To Improve Your Handwriting (+FREE Worksheets)”

Hi, David. I am left handed, and my great niece (10 years old) has asked me to help her with her penmanship since she is also left handed. We will work together this summer. Do you have any tips for us?

Hi! Would you be so kind to point me in the good direction to find a similar set of tools/courses but for PRINT handwriting?

Maybe youtube? Not sure to be honest.

Finally a true web 🕸 All others are like goat at handwriting themselves

I can’t thank you enough; and it’s free! I’ve been struggling with this for some time now and I think you have provided an answer for me.

Sometimes “thank you” is simply too inadequate but right now it’s all I have.

Thank you Jerry

Thank you for the nice comment, Jerry. Super glad to hear you like the article 🙂

I am really happy with the online tutorials and very interesting to see more,learn more.Thanks

Thank you so much for the feedback, Stanley 🙂

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Free Handwriting Resources

To get you started, here are some free handwriting resources including free downloadable paper, free handwriting tips and free book samples., free   christmas cards to download, print out and colour.

We know how important colouring in is for improving dexterity and good motor skills needed for handwriting so we have designed these fun black and white printable cards for schools, parents and grandparents to download for children to colour in.

There’s something for all ages. Dot-to-dot and handwriting practice of both upper and lower case letters in either printed or cursive handwriting so a great way the practise handwriting skills. Make the cards extra special by adding a sprinkling of glitter and a sequin here and there and send us pictures of your decorated cards; we would love to see them.

The cards print onto one A4 sheet of paper or card and fold once to make an A5 Christmas card. Alternatively, you can send the link to friends and relatives who can also print them off and colour them in.

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Teaching handwriting at home has never been easier with our new downloadable and printable workbooks. Find out more

Free handwriting paper.

Many children are able to write legibly in their handwriting books, but struggle to transfer their neat handwriting into other subjects.

At Morrells Handwriting, we know how important it is for children to use neat and legible handwriting in all of their work. Some children find it difficult to keep the height of their letters at an even size. Many of our customers tell us that they love the shaded lines in our handwriting workbooks, so we decided to create our very own handwriting paper and give it to you for free.

Our free handwriting practice paper is a welcome new addition to the Morrells resources.

We have created the handwriting practice paper to complement our handwriting workbooks for you to use at home or in school. The wide lined paper is perfect for Key Stage 1 to practise their handwriting on and uses the same size lines and shaded area used in our Letter Formation Workbooks 1 and 2 and our Joining Letters Workbooks 1 and 2.

The narrow lined practice paper is ideal for Key Stage 2 and above and uses the same shaded area used in our handwriting workbooks to show the height of the lower case letters. This practice paper is perfect to use with our Letter Formation Workbook 3 and Joining Letters Workbook 3.

Free Handwriting Book Samples

At Morrells Handwriting we know how difficult it is to see how our resources differ from any other handwriting practice books out there.

We know how great they are because we see and hear about the results from around the UK all of the time.

So instead of us telling you how fantastic our handwriting resources are, we thought you may like to try them for yourself before you buy. Our free taster book samples show how our unique ‘bounce technique’ helps the writer use the correct orientation and direction of each letter and join.

Enjoy learning to write with Morrells.

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15 Best Handwriting Practice Books for Kids of All Ages

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Are you looking for an incredible handwriting practice book for your child? Then check out these fun activity books. From preschool writing books to handwriting books for teenagers , these workbooks will teach your children the fine motor skills they need to write.

Best Handwriting Practice Books for All Ages

This carefully curated list of handwriting practice books ranges from preschool writing books to workbooks designed for teenagers and adults.

After all, it’s not just young children who need to improve their writing. Sometimes high school teenagers want to work on their handwriting skills, but they don’t want to feel like they’re using a baby book. So handing your young adult a book designed for their age group works beautifully.

So take a look at these incredible handwriting practice books. Your kids will love learning to write with these workbooks.

Preschool Writing Books

The first group of handwriting books are books that focus on teaching kids to print.

Trace Letters Alphabet Handwriting Practice Book

Trace Letters: Alphabet Handwriting Practice Book – This letter tracing book is one of the best ways to get kids started writing.

Your child practices tracing all the letters of the alphabet. This means young writers don’t need to remember how to write the uppercase or lowercase letters.

Instead, they can concentrate on gently developing their fine motor skills and handwriting.

Magic Practice Copybook

Magic Practice Copybook – Have you heard of the Magic Ink practice workbook?

This workbook provides children with grooved paper and a disappearing ink. Children as young as three can start learning to write with this workbook by simply tracing in the grooves. And the best part is that the ink will disappear in thirty minutes allowing you to reuse the book later.

This set includes a collection of subjects that include a number tracing workbook, a drawing book, a handwriting book, along with addition and multiplication books.

My First Learn to Write Book

My First Learn to Write Book – If you’re looking for a handwriting book for young children, then take a look at this one.

It’s a preschool practice handwriting workbook that will walk your children through developing their fine motor skills, tracing letters, and beginning to practice.

With pages of practice, it’s perfect for small kids.

Print Handwriting Practice Books

Once kids learn the basics of forming their letters, it’s time to start teaching them how to write words. Many of these books are meant for preschoolers, but other books are great to hand to your older kids and teenagers.

There’s even an adult handwriting book if you’d like to work on your handwriting!

200 Essential Sight Words

200 Essential Sight Words – This activity book is a great way to reinforce your child’s knowledge of sight words.

It includes two hundred of the most essential words your kid will need to know to read.

The book starts with simple one and two-letter words. Then it gently moves up to three and four-letter words before ending the workbook with five-, six-, and even seven-letter words.

Writing Workbook

Writing Workbook – Give your pre K children plenty of practice pages to learn to write.

This workbook includes colorful illustrations that will keep your child engaged as they work on pencil control, line tracing, and writing lowercase and uppercase letters.

The writing activities even introduce young children to writing words and numerals.

101 Jokes Handwriting Practice Books for Kids 6-10

101 Jokes Handwriting Practice Books for Kids 6-10 – Young elementary kids can be silly!

And let’s be frank. Practicing handwriting isn’t always the most exciting activity. So give your kids a handwriting book that has jokes as its main content.

This learn-to-write workbook will keep your kids engaged as they practice handwriting while learning new jokes to entertain their friends.

Silly Sentences Handwriting Practice for Kids

Silly Sentences Handwriting Practice for Kids – This silly sentence handwriting book will have your child rolling in laughter as they practice writing.

After reading and writing a silly sentence, kids are encouraged to write their own silly sentences.

There’s even a spot for your child to draw accompanying pictures.

Daily Handwriting Practice Book

Daily Handwriting Practice Book – Once kids learn to write, they still need daily handwriting practice to master the skill.

This book offers short handwriting practice to help kids learn letter formation and spacing and master the art of handwriting.

The best part is that the kids are writing about interesting topics like the solar system, layers of the earth, and nutrition.

Print Handwriting Workbook for Kids

The Print Handwriting Workbook for Kids – This print handwriting book for kids allows you to give your children the gift of good handwriting.

The book includes tracing practice, connecting the dots, and writing practice.

Children also learn 101 fascinating science facts about the world as they write. 

Print Handwriting Workbook for Teens

The Print Handwriting Workbook for Teens – This handwriting workbook is designed to help teenagers improve their handwriting.

They’ll work on each manuscript letter of the alphabet while writing inspirational phrases.

It’s the perfect book to hand to a young adult who longs for better handwriting.

Print Handwriting Workbook for Adults

Print Handwriting Workbook for Adults – Children and teenagers are not the only people who wish to improve their handwriting!

If this describes you, then this is the handwriting book for you! It does begin at the beginning by having you trace letters and short words. But it doesn’t stop there!

Eventually, you’ll be writing parts of Shakespeare, quotes, poems, and more!

Cursive Handwriting Books

Cursive is becoming a lost skill these days.

That being said, I have taught my children cursive and they love having a ‘secret’ writing skill to impress their friends. The kids have also informed me that it’s handy to use cursive when writing in their journals.

Very few people can pick up the book and read the entries!

Beginning Traditional Cursive Handwriting Workbook

Carson Dellosa Beginning Traditional Cursive Handwriting Workbook – If you’re looking for a good place to start, this traditional cursive handwriting book is a great choice.

It’s designed for younger kids.

Your kids will learn to write number words as well as other words. The book begins with tracing and gently progresses until kids can write cursive independently.

Cursive Handwriting Workbook for Kids

The Cursive Handwriting Workbook for Kids – This cursive workbook is another great book to help your kids learn cursive.

Your kids will learn how to form each letter and connect them together.

The book works through inspirational phrases and ends by giving kids open-ended prompts. 

Cursive Handwriting Workbook for Teens

Cursive Handwriting Workbook for Teens  – Young adults often want to improve their handwriting skills but don’t want to be using a preschool writing workbook.

Imagine that!

This cursive handwriting book is designed with teenagers in mind. Kids will copy inspirational phrases as they improve their cursive writing skills. 

Cursive Handwriting Workbook for Adults

Cursive Handwriting Workbook for Adults – This delightful workbook is made for adults who wish to improve their cursive.

It starts with tracing exercises that will improve muscle memory.

Eventually, the book works up to affirmations, quotes, poems, and more!

Don’t Stop Here: Keep Kids Writing with Calligraphy and Lined Writing Paper

Once kids know how to write, don’t stop workin on handwriting! Give your kids a fun book to teach modern calligraphy and hand lettering skills.

Plus, you can download some fun lined writing paper to encourage your kids to write letters to penpals, stories, and poetry.

Modern Calligraphy and Hand Lettering

The Ultimate Guide to Modern Calligraphy and Hand Lettering – Have you or your kids ever wanted to be able to hand letter beautiful signs or send elegant invitations to family and friends?

Then check out this incredible guide to modern calligraphy and hand lettering.

You’ll master the skills you need to write calligraphy and hand-letter signs.

Cute Lined Writing Paper

Four Seasons Lined Writing Paper – Give your kids some adorable lined writing paper to practice their handwriting.

This paper is great for writing letters to penpals, writing a story , or even just continuing your child’s handwriting practice.

Plus, kids love coloring the simple pictures on the pages!

Handwriting is still a critical skill. Kids need to be able to write legibly so they can jot down quick notes, sign papers, and write letters to family and friends. These fabulous handwriting practice books will help your children develop the fine motor control and penmanship they need to succeed.

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Print Handwriting Worksheets

Below you'll find printable handwriting worksheets for letters A-Z (print.) Your student will practice upper and lower letters and write them in words. Each worksheet is aligned with Common Core Standards for Literacy for kindergarten and 1st grade, although other students may find the practice helpful. Check out all of our writing worksheets !

Handwriting Practice Letters A – Z

Combined worksheets for letters A through Z (26 pages)

Handwriting Practice: AT

The common letter combination “at” is the focus of this handwriting worksheet.

Practice Writing the Letter A

The amazing A is the focus of this handwriting worksheet!

Practice Writing the Letter B

Your student will do a better B after this handwriting practice.

Practice Writing the Letter C

Cute and curvy C is the center of this handwriting worksheet.

Practice Writing the Letter D

Here’s a letter D drill to discover!

Practice Writing the Letter E

Everybody can excel with the letter E after this handwriting practice.

Practice Writing the Letter F

F is not for failure, it’s for fun and fabulous in this handwriting worksheet!

Practice Writing the Letter G

This gorgeous worksheet is about that great letter G!

Practice Writing the Letter H

Here’s a happy printable handwriting worksheet on the helpful letter H.

Practice Writing the Letter I

It’s important to learn to ink the letter I!

Practice Writing the Letter J

No joke, this worksheet on jaunty J is just a jewel!

Practice Writing the Letter K

Kingly K is a keen letter to know!

Practice Writing the Letter L

L is for love, and you’ll love this handwriting worksheet!

Practice Writing the Letter M

Mighty M makes many words memorable.

Practice Writing the Letter N

No one can resist the nice letter N!

Practice Writing the Letter O

The letter O is the almost the only oval letter.

Practice Writing the Letter P

For perfet practice, try this P handwriting worksheet.

Practice Writing the Letter Q

Here’s a quest for the quite unusual letter Q!

Practice Writing the Letter R

Are you ready for the really reliable letter R?

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Download Handwriting Practice Packs!

Your child is ready to improve handwriting skills! Get a free handwriting pack to help them progress to the next level. These downloadable Next Steps Packs for Pre-K–2 are loaded with fun activities proven to engage students. You'll get letter formation charts, printing practice materials, as well as cursive materials. Grab one for each grade!

Next Steps Packs

We know you are committed to helping your students achieve handwriting success. Download and use these free Next Steps Packs which are loaded with fun activities to hone letter formation skills.

Select your packs(s) to download below:

Start with  My First School Book  English  |  Spanish

Buy the full book set  here !

Transitional Kindergarten

Start with  Kick Start Kindergarten  English  |  Spanish

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Kindergarten

Start with  Letters and Numbers for Me  English  |  Spanish

First Grade

Start with  My Printing Book  English  |  Spanish

Second Grade Printing

Start with  Printing Power  English  |  Spanish

Second Grade Cursive

Start with  Cursive Kickoff  English  |  Spanish

A–Z for Mat Man and Me Starter Pack

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Alphabet Tracing Worksheets | Free Handwriting Practice Pages

Alphabet tracing worksheets for kids and beginner English language learners. The worksheets on this page are great for practicing print handwriting and learning the shapes and sizes of the letters of the alphabet for the first time. Below you will find various alphabet tracing and writing worksheets with dotted lines for both uppercase and lowercase letters, and blank handwriting practice pages.

Alphabet Writing Practice Worksheets

Blank handwriting worksheet, alphabet tracing worksheets – uppercase, alphabet tracing worksheets – lowercase, trace and write the alphabet a to z – uppercase, trace and write the alphabet a to z – lowercase, trace and write the alphabet a to z – big and small letters, more alphabet resources.

Click on the links below to check out our other FREE resources for teaching the English alphabet. Alphabet Letter Worksheets A to Z Alphabet and Phonics Flashcards Phonics Guessing Games The Phonics Train Flashcard Game Phonics A to Z PowerPoint Lesson Phonics A to Z Lesson Plan

Handwriting

What makes our handwriting curriculum unique.

• Includes images, artwork, poetry, Bible verses, and quotes that support high character, faith, nature, and creativity.
• Integrates spelling and grammar practice.
• Includes drawing activities which make handwriting more enjoyable and less tedious.
• Contains 100 pages, which is 3–4 sheets per week for a typical school year.
• For more information on what each course covers, see the details section below each product as well as the samples.

Handwriting Workbook Doodles and Pre-Writing for Littles Part 1

• Children 2 1/2-5 Years Old
• Pre-Writing Strokes and Formations
• Black and White with One Color
• Wire Binding

Handwriting Workbook Doodles and Pre-Writing for Littles Part 2

Handwriting Workbook Level K

• Kindergarten Students
• Introduction to Print Formation

Handwriting Workbook Level 1

• First Grade Students
• Beginning Print Formation

Handwriting Workbook Level 2

• Second Grade Students
• Refines Print Formation

Handwriting Workbook Level 3

• Third Grade Students
• 85% Teaching Cursive/15% Refining Print Formation
• Full Color with Colored Dot System

Handwriting Workbook Level 4

• Fourth Grade Students
• Focus on Cursive, Reviews Print Formation

Handwriting Workbook Level 5

• Fifth Grade Students
• Focus on Cursive, Some Print Refinement

Handwriting Workbook Level 6

• Sixth Grade Students
• Focus on Cursive

Handwriting Workbook Level 7

• Seventh Grade Students

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Doodles & Pre-writing for Littles is designed for children between the ages of 2 1/2 and 5 years old who are ready to develop the dexterity and coordination of small muscles as well as the mental focus needed to write.

This level focuses on the strokes and forms used to create letters and common shapes and is designed to help small children develop the fine motor skills necessary for writing. The course is divided into three sections:

• Continuous motions of curves, loops, waves, and spirals. Shapes: circle, oval, ellipse, quatrefoil, and curved triangle.
• Changing directions with straight lines, angles, and zigzags. Shapes: triangle, square, rhombus, parallelogram, trapezoid, pentagon, and hexagon.
• Combining different forms and shapes from sections one and two to create letters or more complex shapes, such as hearts and stars, and finding shapes in nature.

This workbook includes 100 sheets, which is 3–4 sheets per week for a normal school year. Each sheet provides an opportunity for the child to color, improving both coloring and motor skills. The doodles, forms, and shapes the child practices are all connected to nature or other common objects in a child’s world.

Doodles & Pre-writing for Littles: Part 2 is designed for children between the ages of 2 1/2 and 5 years old who are ready to develop the dexterity and coordination of small muscles as well as the mental focus needed to write.

This level focuses on the strokes and forms used to create letters and common shapes and is designed to help small children develop the fine motor skills necessary for writing. The course is divided into four sections:

• Shapes & Strokes: provides a comprehensive review of the shapes and strokes learned in Doodles & Pre-writing for Littles: Part 1.
• Letters: Familiarize children with letters and the kinds of strokes used for letters.
• Trace & Try: allows children to trace shapes and strokes, then draw the same shape or stroke freehand.
• Bonus Section—Find the Image: provides images hidden within a picture that children find and circle or color.

This workbook includes 115 sheets, which is 4–5 sheets per week for a normal school year. Each sheet provides an opportunity for the child to color, improving both coloring and motor skills. The doodles, forms, and shapes the child practices are all connected to nature or other common objects in a child’s world.

Handwriting Level K is for children in kindergarten and focuses on the correct print formation of letters and numbers. This course introduces 2–3 new letters at a time, going in alphabetical order, and introduces short words and sentences near the end. Text size is reduced halfway through the course as the child gains the fine motor skills for smaller print. 

The Good and the Beautiful handwriting courses incorporate drawing activities to make handwriting more enjoyable and increase fine motor skills. This workbook includes 100 sheets, which is 3–4 sheets per week for an average school year. 

Handwriting Level 1 is for children in first grade and focuses on the correct print formation of letters and numbers. This course introduces 2–3 new letters at a time, going in the order of the most used letters, and introduces short words and sentences near the end. Text size is reduced halfway through the course as the child gains the motor skills for smaller print. 

The Good and the Beautiful handwriting courses include images, artwork, poetry, Bible verses, and quotes that support high character, faith, nature, and creativity. Drawing activities are incorporated throughout the course to make handwriting more enjoyable and increase fine motor skills. This workbook includes 100 sheets, which is 3–4 sheets per week for an average school year.

Handwriting Level 2 is for children in second grade. This course is for children with some handwriting experience who are still working on the correct print formation of letters and numbers. Words, sentences, Bible verses, and poems are introduced. Children review the spelling of numbers and learn to spell the names of colors. The text size in the course gets smaller as children gain experience with handwriting. 

Handwriting Level 3 is for children in third grade. This course teaches cursive with a unique colored dot system developed by Jenny Phillips. The child follows the colored dots in the order of the rainbow, which makes it easy for children to correctly learn cursive with little to no help from parents. About 85% of the course focuses on teaching cursive and 15% of the course on cementing correct print formation. If children have no experience with cursive writing but are ready for it, they should start with this course. 

Handwriting Level 4 is for children in fourth grade. This course focuses primarily on cementing correct cursive letter formation and on teaching how to write cursive words and sentences using a unique colored dot system developed by Jenny Phillips. This technique makes it easy for children to correctly learn cursive with little to no help from parents. Level 4 also reviews print letter formation. If children have no experience with cursive writing, they should start with the Level 3 Handwriting course.

Handwriting Level 5 is for children in fifth grade. This course focuses on cursive but also has pages to help refine print handwriting. The text size for cursive writing gets smaller as the course progresses. This course also helps children memorize grammar rules and definitions. 

The Good and the Beautiful handwriting courses include images, artwork, poetry, Bible verses, and quotes that support high character, faith, nature, and creativity. Drawing activities are incorporated throughout the course to make handwriting more enjoyable. This workbook includes 100 sheets, which is 3–4 sheets per week for an average school year.

Handwriting Level 6 is for children in sixth grade. Children will be learning more than just cursive handwriting as they copy inspiring adages, Bible verses, skillfully written poetry, states and capitals, grammar rules, and presidents of the United States in order of presidency (the first six).

The text size for cursive writing gets smaller as the course progresses. Children will begin with copying cursive text and then move on to writing original sentences in cursive and converting manuscript print to cursive. This will help children to memorize the formation of cursive letters. This workbook includes 100 sheets, which is 3–4 sheets per week for an average school year.

Handwriting Level 7 is for children in seventh grade. Children will be learning more than just cursive handwriting as they copy inspiring adages, Bible verses, skillfully written poetry, the names of Canadian provinces and territories, foreign languages, states, capitals, and presidents of the United States.

Children will begin with copying cursive text and then move on to writing original sentences in cursive and converting manuscript print to cursive. This will help children to memorize the formation of cursive letters. This workbook includes 100 sheets, which is 3–4 sheets per week for an average school year.

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Handwriting workbook doodles and pre-writing for littles part 1 (pdf).

• PDF for self-printing

Doodles & Pre-writing for Littles is designed for most children between the ages of 2 1/2 and 5 years old who are ready to develop the dexterity and coordination of small muscles as well as the mental focus needed to write.

This level focuses on the strokes and forms used to create letters and common shapes and is designed to help small children develop the fine motor skills necessary for writing. This workbook includes 100 sheets, which is 3–4 sheets per week for a normal school year. The course is divided into three sections: 1. Skill: continuous motions. Forms: curves, loops, waves, and spirals. Shapes: circle, oval, ellipse, quatrefoil, and curved triangle.

2. Skill: changing directions. Forms: straight lines, angles, and zigzags. Shapes: triangle, square, rhombus, parallelogram, trapezoid, pentagon, and hexagon.

3. Skill: combining different forms and shapes from sections one and two to create letters or more complex shapes, such as hearts and stars, and finding shapes in nature.

Each sheet in this course provides an opportunity for the child to color, improving both coloring and motor skills. The doodles, forms, and shapes the child practices are all connected to nature or other common objects in a child’s world.

The images, artwork, and words used in this course are all designed to connect children to the good and the beautiful: family, faith, high moral character, and the wonders and beauty of nature and human life.

Handwriting Workbook Doodles and Pre-Writing for Littles Part 2 (PDF)

Doodles & Pre-writing for Littles: Part 2 is designed for most children between the ages of 21/2 and 5 years old who are ready to develop the dexterity and coordination of small muscles as well as the mental focus needed to write.

COURSE ORGANIZATION This level focuses on the strokes and forms used to create letters and common shapes and is designed to help small children develop the fine motor skills necessary for writing. This workbook includes 115 sheets, which is 4–5 sheets per week for a normal school year. The course is divided into four sections: 1. Shapes & Strokes: provides a comprehensive review of the shapes and strokes learned in Doodles & Pre-writing for Littles: Part 1. 2. Letters: familiarizes children with letters and the kinds of strokes used for letters. 3. Trace & Try: allows children to trace shapes and strokes, then draw the same shape or stroke freehand. 4. Bonus Section—Find the Image: provides images hidden within a picture that children find and circle or color.

COLORING AND NATURE Each sheet in this course provides an opportunity for the child to color, improving both coloring and motor skills. The doodles, forms, and shapes the child practices are all connected to nature or other common objects in a child’s world.

115 worksheet pages

Handwriting Workbook Level K (PDF)

Level K Handwriting focuses on correct print formation of letters and numbers and, near the end of the course, introduces short words and sentences.

This workbook includes 100 sheets, which is 3–4 sheets per week for an average school year. The course introduces 2–3 new letters at a time, going in alphabetical order. Halfway through the course the text size is reduced as the child gains the motor skills for smaller print.

• Black and white with one color, 8.5”x5.5″

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Handwriting Workbook Level 1 (PDF)

PDF for self-printing.

H andwriting Level 1 focuses on correct print formation of letters and numbers and, near the end of the course, introduces short words and sentences.

This workbook includes 100 sheets, which is 3–4 sheets per week for an average school year. Along with teaching correct print formation, this course also helps children practice spelling number words. The text size reduces halfway through the course as the child gains the motor skills for smaller print.

• PDF for self -printing
• Black and white with one color, 8.5”x11″

Handwriting Workbook Level 2 (PDF)

Handwriting Level 2 is for children in second grade. This course is for children with some handwriting experience who are still working on correct print formation of letters and numbers. Words, sentences, Bible verses, and poems are introduced part-way through the course. Text size is eventually reduced in the course as children gain experience with handwriting. This course also helps children learn to spell the names of colors and reviews the spelling of numbers. Handwriting 2 is side-bound.

Handwriting Workbook Level 3 (PDF)

85% of the Handwriting Level 3 course focuses on teaching cursive with a unique colored dot system developed by Jenny Phillips. All the child has to do is follow the colored dots in order of the rainbow. This technique makes it easy for children to correctly learn cursive with little to no help from parents. About 15% of the course focuses on cementing correct print formation.

The images, artwork, and words used in this handwriting course are all designed to connect children to the good and the beautiful: family, faith, high moral character, and the wonders and beauty of nature and human life.

The course also exposes children to poetry, Bible verses, grammar rules, alphabetizing, and drawing.

100 lessons

Handwriting Workbook Level 4 (PDF)

Handwriting Level 4 focuses primarily on cementing correct cursive letter formation and on teaching how to write cursive words and sentences with a unique colored dot system developed by Jenny Phillips. This program makes it easy for children to correctly learn cursive with little to no help from parents. Level 4 also includes print letter formation as review.

This course is divided into three sections. Each section covers new  principles with plenty of practice.

Section 1 guides the child through the formation of each letter of the alphabet in cursive. The child begins to connect letters into words by following The Good and the Beautiful cursive color dot system. Section 2 teaches the child to write cursive words without color guides and prepares the child to write whole sentences in cursive without guides. Section 3 teaches the child to write entire sentences in cursive while reinforcing correct print formation.

The course also includes fun, inspiring, and beautiful drawing projects throughout. The images, artwork, and words used in this handwriting course are all designed to connect children to the good and the beautiful: family, faith, high moral character, and the wonders and beauty of nature and human life.

This workbook includes 100 lessons, which is 3–4 lessons per week for a normal school year.

Handwriting Workbook Level 5 (PDF)

Handwriting Level 5 is for children in fifth grade.

Recently updated to refine the cursive font and include engaging new art and activities throughout, this course mainly focuses on cursive, but some pages cover refining print handwriting in specific ways. Inspiring quotes, scriptures, and poems are included in the course and may be included more than once for repeated exposure. This course also helps children memorize grammar rules and definitions.

Handwriting Workbook Level 6 (PDF)

Handwriting Level 6 is for children in sixth grade. The course focuses on cursive writing. If children have no experience with cursive writing, they should start with the Level 3 Handwriting course, which introduces cursive writing.

As children copy adages, Bible verses, skillfully written poetry, states and capitals, grammar rules, and presidents of the United States in order of presidency (the first six), children will be learning more than just cursive handwriting.

The text size for cursive writing gets smaller as the course progresses. Also, as the course progresses, instead of just copying cursive writing, children will write original sentences in cursive and convert manuscript print to cursive writing. This will help children to memorize the formation of cursive letters.

This workbook includes 100 sheets, which is 3–4 sheets per week for an average school year.

Handwriting Workbook Level 7 (PDF)

Handwriting Level 7 is for children in seventh grade. The course focuses on cursive writing.

As children copy inspiring adages, Bible verses, skillfully written poetry, the names of Canadian provinces and territories, foreign languages, states, capitals, and presidents of the United States, children will be learning more than just cursive handwriting.

As the course progresses, instead of just copying cursive writing, children will also write original sentences in cursive and convert manuscript print to cursive writing. This will help children to memorize the formation of cursive letters.

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Christian worldview, the good and the beautiful christian worldview.

The Good and the Beautiful curriculum takes a general Christian worldview, focusing, not on the doctrine of any particular Christian church, but on high moral character and basic Bible principles such as gratitude, honesty, prayer, and kindness. Parents can add in their own doctrinal beliefs as desired.

The curriculum is reviewed by members of many different faiths to make sure that the curriculum does not include doctrine specific to any Christian church. We have reviewers and users of the following denominations and more: Lutheran, Assemblies of God, Catholic, Baptist, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Mennonite, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Nazarene, Methodist, Non-Denominational, and Seventh Day Adventists.

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Master Cursive Writing:

• Comprehensive Practice: From tracing letters and connecting them to forming words and sentences, your child will master their cursive style.
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• Fascinating Facts: Unlock fun facts and dive into geography with maps and country names.
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• Reading age 7 - 12 years
• Print length 118 pages
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• Publication date June 19, 2024
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Free Handwriting Practice Worksheets  (lower case letters, dotted trace) 1 Handwriting Practice for Kids  (lower case letters, dotted trace) 2 Preschool Handwriting Practice  (lower case letters, dotted trace) 3 Free Handwriting Sheets  (lower case letters, without trace) Free Printable Handwriting Worksheets  (upper case letters, without trace) 1 Printable Handwriting Pages  (upper case letters, without trace) 2 Printable Handwriting Worksheets for Kids  (upper case letters, dotted trace) 1 Kids Handwriting Worksheets  (upper case letters, dotted trace) 2 Handwriting Practice Printables  (upper and lower case letters, without trace) 1 Preschool Handwriting Worksheets  (upper and lower case letters, without trace) 2 Handwriting Printable Worksheets  (upper and lower case letters, cut and paste, case recognition) Handwriting Worksheets for Kids  (upper and lower case letters, dotted trace) Printable Handwriting Worksheets for Kids  (tracing, writing, sign language)

Madreen Karle is a master first grade reading teacher with over 30 years of classroom experience. She taught reading in a special needs and English as a Second Language classroom. After retiring she wrote a reading program to help others learn how to teach reading. She is a trusted educator and author of  5 books to help teach children  to read and write. In addition to her books, she is a mentor for 3 websites that give reading teacher tips ( Mrs. Karle’s Sight and Sound Reading ,  Mrs. Karle’s Reading Patch , and  Mrs. Karle’s Handwriting Patch ). Through her teaching she learned that confidence was the key to learning to read. A child who is not confident at reading does not like to read and struggles to read. Mrs. Karle created “sunshine moments” to help teach children how to grow their confidence and learn to read. Meeghan Karle Mousaw (Madreen’s daughter) has her Master’s in Special Education. She has 8 years experience teaching children to read online. In addition, she developed a curriculum to teach children handwriting called  The Handwriting Patch . With the Handwriting Patch learning is fun because children learn to draw and learn handwriting at the same time. In 2019 The  Handwriting Patch curriculum became an amazon best seller  the first year it was released, helping thousands of kids learn handwriting with a unique, fun method. She is mom to 6 kids, each with differently learning abilities and struggles. The  Reading Patch  was established by the creators of  Mrs. Karle’s Sight and Sound Reading . Together they have been featured on the NBC media outlets and Parents Magazine online. Over the last 8 years in their online platform, Madreen and Meeghan have worked tirelessly with teachers, homeschoolers and parents looking to help children learn to read to become a trusted authority in teaching children to read and advocating early literacy skills. They often partner with other educational experts to deliver the most current information to the Reading Patch community.

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These are fantastic! Thanks for the free printables!

You are so welcome..enjoy! 🙂

Add me to your list please. It’s a great resource. Thank you so much.

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Capital letter traceable alphabet please.

Capital letter traceable alphabet please. I never received my email link to download the pages to print. Thank you.

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