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Letter A: Alligator
Trace big A and small a, then finish with three short words.
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Letter Tracing: Free A to Z Worksheets
Little hands, big letters. Each worksheet has rows of uppercase and lowercase letters to trace, a start dot to show where to begin and a few short words to finish with. A friendly animal cheers them on at the top.
26letters
26worksheets
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Pick a letter
Tap a letter to see its animals, then print.
Free printables
Pick a letter and start tracing
One page per letter with guide lines, start dots and dotted letters. It prints on US Letter and A4 paper.
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Letter B: Bear
Trace big B and small b, then finish with three short words.
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Letter C: Cat
Trace big C and small c, then finish with three short words.
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Letter D: Dog
Trace big D and small d, then finish with three short words.
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Letter E: Elephant
Trace big E and small e, then finish with three short words.
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Letter F: Frog
Trace big F and small f, then finish with three short words.
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Letter G: Giraffe
Trace big G and small g, then finish with three short words.
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Letter H: Hippopotamus
Trace big H and small h, then finish with three short words.
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Letter I: Iguana
Trace big I and small i, then finish with three short words.
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Letter J: Jaguar
Trace big J and small j, then finish with three short words.
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Letter K: Kangaroo
Trace big K and small k, then finish with three short words.
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Letter L: Lion
Trace big L and small l, then finish with three short words.
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Letter M: Monkey
Trace big M and small m, then finish with three short words.
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Letter N: Narwhal
Trace big N and small n, then finish with three short words.
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Letter O: Octopus
Trace big O and small o, then finish with three short words.
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Letter P: Penguin
Trace big P and small p, then finish with three short words.
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Letter Q: Quail
Trace big Q and small q, then finish with three short words.
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Letter R: Rabbit
Trace big R and small r, then finish with three short words.
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Letter S: Snake
Trace big S and small s, then finish with three short words.
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Letter T: Tiger
Trace big T and small t, then finish with three short words.
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Letter U: Umbrellabird
Trace big U and small u, then finish with three short words.
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Letter V: Vulture
Trace big V and small v, then finish with three short words.
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Letter W: Whale
Trace big W and small w, then finish with three short words.
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Letter X: X-ray Tetra
Trace big X and small x, then finish with three short words.
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Letter Y: Yak
Trace big Y and small y, then finish with three short words.
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Letter Z: Zebra
Trace big Z and small z, then finish with three short words.
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How to use
Tips for happy tracing
Simple ideas from teachers and parents. Change it up however works for your little one.
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Hold the pencil
Show a comfy pencil grip before starting.
02
Start at the dot
The dot shows where each letter begins.
03
Trace slowly
Stay between the lines and take your time.
04
Finish with words
Trace the short words at the bottom.
Questions
All FAQs
Letter tracing questions
Yes. Every letter worksheet and the full A to Z pack are free to download and print.
Two rows of uppercase letters, two rows of lowercase letters and a row of short words to trace, plus a small animal drawing.
Most kids are ready around 3 to 5. If holding a pencil is still tricky, try tracing with a finger first.
Many teachers start with uppercase because the lines are simpler, then move to lowercase.
Yes. Use the Download A to Z button to get all 26 worksheets in one PDF.
Slip a page into a clear sheet protector and use a dry erase marker. Wipe it clean and trace again.
No. Just tap the PDF button and the worksheet downloads straight away.
Yes. Print as many copies as you need for your students. Please don't sell or re-upload the files.
They are made on US Letter size and fit A4 paper too. Pick fit to page if your printer asks.
Open the letter page to hear the sound and meet the animals, or print the matching coloring page.
Ready for a little alphabet adventure?
Start with A, or jump straight to your favorite animal. The crayons are waiting.