Letter tracing A to Z
Pick a letter to trace its capital and lowercase form. Each page shows where every stroke starts and which way it goes, checks your tracing as you practice, and has a free one-page worksheet to print. Tall lines go top to bottom, circles start at the top or at 1 o'clock and go counter-clockwise.
- Letter A
- Letter B
- Letter C
- Letter D
- Letter E
- Letter F
- Letter G
- Letter H
- Letter I
- Letter J
- Letter K
- Letter L
- Letter M
- Letter N
- Letter O
- Letter P
- Letter Q
- Letter R
- Letter S
- Letter T
- Letter U
- Letter V
- Letter W
- Letter X
- Letter Y
- Letter Z
Try it here
- Trace the letter
- Trace the light letter
- Write it on your own
Feedback is worked out on this device. Nothing you draw is saved or sent.Talk to a coach (coming soon)
Printable alphabet chart
All 26 letters, capital and lowercase, on one page with a green dot where each stroke starts. Good for a desk or the fridge.
How to use letter tracing
- Trace the gray letter with a finger, mouse or stylus. Start at green dot 1.
- Trace the light letter, then write it on your own between the lines.
- Press “Check” for feedback on the path, the stroke order and direction, and the size. You get one tip at a time.
- Print the worksheet for pencil practice. Short daily sessions of a few letters work better than one long one.
Ready for joined-up writing? Try the cursive alphabet, or practice your child's name, numbers 0 to 20 and sight words.