Tracing (Uppercase letters)
What is it
1. Uppercase and lowercase alphabet tracing worksheets
Fading dotted lines to develop independence
2. Uppercase and lowercase alphabet writing worksheets
Teaching objectives
Practice tracing and writing skill
Tracing (lowercase letters)
How to use
Get your child to trace with his finger to learn the strokes of the alphabet
Use directional verbal prompts to help your child remember the strokes e.g. V- go down and up; L- down and across; B- down, around and around
Use a thick/ jumbo pencil or attach a pencil grip to help your child hold the pencil with more stability.
Master tracing uppercase alphabets before moving on to lowercase as uppercase has more straight lines and will be easier for your child
Start with alphabets with fewer strokes or straight lines e.g. L, V T, U, C, E, F ...
If your child struggles to identify the start, end or turning points of the letters, you can draw coloured dots to make these points more salient.
Prompt your child hand-over-hand and slowly reducing your holding pressure when he develops more control
Embed more learning opportunities
Expressive language: What letter is this? A is for…?
Writing (Uppercase and Lowercase letters)
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