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91 free alphabet tracing worksheets: pre-writing lines, capital letters A–Z, small letters a–z and word tracing for Nursery, LKG, UKG and Class 1.
These sheets take a child from the very first pencil strokes to writing whole words. They begin with pre-writing practice — standing lines, sleeping lines, curves and circles — because every English letter is made of these few shapes. Next come capital letters A to Z, then small letters a to z, each with dotted letters to trace and space to write alone. The last set has simple picture words such as “Ant”, “Ball” and “Sun” to trace.
Nursery and LKG children usually start with the lines and capital letters; UKG children move to small letters and words; Class 1 children can use the word sheets for neat handwriting practice. Say the letter name and its sound while tracing — that ties handwriting to reading. Two or three letters a day is plenty. If you want sheets with your child’s own name or your own words, use our free handwriting sheet maker. Praise a neat letter more than a fast one.
Tip for parents and teachers: Teach small letters in families that move the same way: c, a, d, g, o, q (round letters), then l, t, i, j (straight), then n, m, h, r, b, p. Children learn faster when one movement covers many letters.
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Trace the broken lines #1Nursery–UKGTrace the broken lines #2Nursery–UKGTrace the broken lines #3Nursery–UKG
Trace the Seahorse #1Nursery–UKGTrace the Seahorse #2Nursery–UKGTrace the Seahorse #3Nursery–UKG
Trace these Cirlces #1Nursery–UKGTrace these Cirlces #2Nursery–UKGTrace these Cirlces #3Nursery–UKG
Tracing - Help Bee find the Flower #1Nursery–UKGTracing - Help Bee find the Flower #2Nursery–UKGTracing - Help Bee find the Flower #3Nursery–UKG
Tracing Curved Lines #1Nursery–UKGTracing Curved Lines #2Nursery–UKGTracing Curved Lines #3Nursery–UKG
Tracing Lines #1Nursery–UKGTracing Lines #2Nursery–UKGTracing Lines #3Nursery–UKG
Tracing Practice #1Nursery–UKGTracing Practice #2Nursery–UKGTracing Practice #3Nursery–UKG
Practice Capital Letter A - Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Capital Letter B - Practice Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Capital Letter C - Practice Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Capital Letter D - Practice Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Capital Letter E - Practice Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Capital Letter F - Practice Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Practice Capital Letter G - Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Practice Capital Letter H - Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Practice Capital Letter J - Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Practice Capital Letter K - Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Practice Capital Letter M - Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Practice Capital Letter N - Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Practice Capital Letter O - Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Practice Capital Letter P - Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Practice Capital Letter Q - Uppercase Letter TracingUKG–Class 1
Practice Capital Letter R - Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Practice Capital Letter S - Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Practice Capital Letter T - Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Practice Capital Letter U - Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Practice Capital Letter V - Uppercase Letter TracingUKG–Class 1
Practice Capital Letter W - Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Practice Capital Letter X - Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Practice Capital Letter Y - Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Practice Capital Letter Z - Uppercase Letter TracingNursery–UKG
Writing Small Letter a - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Small Letter b - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Small Letter c - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Small Letter e - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Small Letter f - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Small Letter g - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Small Letter h - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Small Letter i - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Small Letter k - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Small Letter l - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Small Letter m - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Small Letter n - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Small Letter o - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Small Letter p - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Small Letter q - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Small Letter s - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Small Letter t - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Small Letter u - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Small Letter v - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Small Letter w - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Small Letter y - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Small Letter z - Lowercase Letter TracingNursery–Class 1
Writing Practice - Trace the Words - AntUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - BallUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - CowUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - DogUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - ElephantUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - GrapesUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - HouseUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - Ice creamUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - KiteUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - LionUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - MonkeyUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - NestUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - OwlUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - ParrotUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - QueenUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - RabbitUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - SunUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - Teddy BearUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - UmbrellaUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - VultureUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - WhaleUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - XylophoneUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - YarnUKG–Class 1Writing Practice - Trace the Words - ZooUKG–Class 1Most Indian schools start capital letters in Nursery and small letters in LKG. Capitals are easier to form (straight lines); small letters are what children read most, so add them as soon as capitals are steady.
Sheets with lines, curves, zig-zags and circles to trace. They build the pencil control a child needs before letters — ideal for ages 3 to 4.
Two or three letters, five to ten minutes. Short daily practice beats one long session.
Yes. Every sheet is free to open, print and download — no sign-up and no payment. You may use them at home, in tuition and in your classroom.
Open the sheet, then press “Print” (or “Download Worksheet” to save the picture and print it later). Use plain A4 paper and choose “Fit to page” in the print settings so nothing is cut off.
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