Trace the Alphabet Worksheets

Learn to Write Words by Tracing the Letters

As an adult, handwriting may come easy, but do you remember how difficult it was to learn as a child? Teachers try to teach you how to make the letters properly, but everyone has their own writing style, so it never ends up looking quite the same between two people. Your child is probably going through the same thing in school. It can be frustrating when you can’t make your letters perfectly. How can your child improve his handwriting skills? By using the free printable worksheets found at PrintablesFree.com. There are lots to choose from in many different subject areas, including handwriting. The worksheets also accommodate different age groups to allow your child to grow and learn using the resources available on the site. It’s not all work and no play, though. You’ll also find lots of fun coloring pages, crafts and activities to complete with your child. Check it out!

Worksheets to Help Children Trace the Letters

Did you know that PrintablesFree.com has a section dedicated specifically to handwriting? There are several different worksheets to help your little one learn to write his letters and spell many different words. Some of the free printable handwriting worksheets even have pictures on the page to help your child connect the words to the objects. They’re a lot of fun to complete! These worksheets will allow you to give your child plenty of practice when he needs it most. Handwriting can be intimidating until all of those letters are mastered. And after they’ve learned print, they jump into cursive! Until then, use our worksheets to help your child practice, practice, practice making those beautifully constructed letters.

Trace the Word Dog Printable Worksheet

One of the first words that your child will learn to spell and write is dog. Why? It’s a simple word! Also, nearly everyone loves dogs, and many people have a dog in their home. That’s my guess, at least. You can find the PrintablesFree.com Trace the Word Dog Printable Worksheet to teach your own child how to spell and write the word dog. This worksheet is appropriate for preschool or kindergarten, but if you have a child who’s an early bloomer when it comes to learning, go ahead and use these worksheets with her! You’re never too young to begin writing.

Below are a few more ideas to help you encourage your child to write.

• Help your child spell and write the names of everyone that lives in your home.
• Have your child choose three of his or her favorite toys (car, ball, doll, etc.) and write the names of them for your child to practice.
• Write the names of your child’s favorite television characters for him to practice on.
• Use different things to write with – crayons, colored pencils, markers, pens or even a stylus on your tablet device
• Identify and help your child spell different colors found in your home.

There are so many ways to help your child practice. Get creative!