Color and Trace Alphabets

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Hello friends,

If you are looking for a tracing alphabets activity for your children then you have come to the right place. Once the child can trace basic curves, slanting, and straight lines, it is time to learn how to trace capital letters. It is better to begin first with capital letters as they have fewer curves than lowercase letters.
Hence, these worksheets are for helping children trace their first letters. I would recommend that before giving a pencil to your child or student, start these worksheets with crayons as crayons are easier to be gripped by little hands. 
Each worksheet also has a coloring activity so that the children don't get bored by just tracing. Each picture for coloring also starts with the correct letter so that parents and teachers can also teach the sound of the letter at the same time. I hope you like these free worksheets for tracing alphabets. I am giving a few pictures below to give you an idea  of what is inside the PDF file that contains all 26 worksheets for A-Z alphabets. Download link for PDF file is given below 😊


I use this amazing HP Ink Tank printer to print out my resources for my own children (#ad)

It is very economical and much better than inkjet printers whose ink keeps on drying up. We have been personally using it for the last 3 years with no need for refills. You can easily purchase it from Amazon by using this link




I love these washable crayons by Crayola as you can easily wash them off from cloth if the cute, little hands accidentally draw on your favorite tablecloth :)

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