Alphabet Fine Motor Activities: Letter Tracing Worksheets A to Z

Friday, July 21, 2017

Neat handwriting starts with strong little hands. These tracing pages build pencil control and letter matching at the same time.

These alphabet fine motor activities give students 1 tracing sheet for every letter from A to Z. Students follow the tracer lines to match uppercase and lowercase letters, building the pencil strokes they need for neat handwriting. Every page follows the same routine, so students know what to do and can work on their own.

Alphabet fine motor letter tracing worksheets A to Z

What is in it

  • 26 fine motor practice pages, 1 for each letter A to Z
  • Tracer lines matching uppercase and lowercase letters on every page
  • 28 pages total

See every page in the Alphabet Fine Motor Activities preview on TPT.

Skills it builds

  • Fine motor and tracing
  • Letter identification
  • Beginning sounds
  • Handwriting practice

Where it fits

  • Letter of the week or letter of the day
  • Morning work, centers, and homework
  • Small group or whole group
  • Preschool, pre-K, and kindergarten

What teachers are saying

It holds 5 stars from 10 ratings.

"A must for messy writers!"

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Stronger hands, neater letters

Print the letter of the week and let students trace their way to better pencil control.

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Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.

Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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