Details
Pages
99+ Pages
Resource Type
Literacy Centers, Workbooks, Worksheets
Languages
English
Subject
Back to School, English as a Second Language (ESL), Handwriting & Cursive
Grade
Kindergarten, Pre-K, 1st
Product
Digital
Description
Are your students ready for lowercase letter tracing worksheets? These no-prep big letter tracing worksheets are ideal for beginning students to help develop hand-eye coordination, finger muscle strength, and hand control.
When utilizing a large-size letter-tracing worksheet, it is easier to see and lead the hand. Control of the hands and fingers is essential. As children learn to write, their fine motor skills develop. It is vital not to overload children with tracing in order for them to acquire these skills.
Students learning letter formation require space to move about freely and having big letters to trace helps them with this skill. Students can build good writing habits by studying letter formation while tracing bigger letters.
Each letter has a starting dot, which the student must place their pencil, crayon, or marker on before using the numbered arrows to form the letter properly.
Grab these big letter tracing lowercase letters worksheets right now, so your students can master letter formation and their handwriting skills!
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This Resource Includes:
• Landscape Orientation (width 11" X length 8.5")
• 197 pages
• Lowercase letters only
• 2 cover pages (1 in color and 1 in black & white)
• 1 repeated letter on each page
• Single letter a-z review pages
• 9 versions:
Set 1: 12 big lowercase letters per page plus initial sound pictures in color (3) and black & white (3) to remind students what letter they are practicing. After tracing the letters, have students color the pictures to reinforce learning of that letter.
Set 2: 15 big lowercase letters per page plus 3 initial sounds pictures to color
Set 3: 18 big lowercase letters per page
Set 4: Single letter lowercase letters a-z review pages, 3 big lowercase letters for each letter of the alphabet
Set 5: 12 big lowercase letters on handwriting lines plus initial sound pictures in color (3) and black & white (3) to remind students what letter they are practicing. After tracing the letters, have students color the pictures to reinforce learning of that letter.
Set 6: 15 big lowercase letters per page on handwriting lines plus 3 initial sounds pictures to color
Set 7: 18 big lowercase letters on handwriting lines per page
Set 8: 9 big lowercase letters and 9 independent practices with starting dots on handwriting lines
Set 9: Single letter lowercase letters a-z review pages, trace and independent practice with starting dots on handwriting lines
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A Perfect Resource for:
1. Preschoolers
2. Kindergarteners
3. Homeschoolers
4. RTI
5. EFL-ESL-ELD-ELL
6. Struggling readers and writers
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Ways to Use This Resource:
1. Whole group: Print of each set, add a cover, staple together to create a handwriting practice book and practice as a class.
2. Small groups: Print off individual letters found in student's names and create a letter practice book, for example, if a student's name is Sam, print off the S, A, M pages, staple together to create a book.
3. Alphabet or Literacy Centers: Students cut on the lines and staple together to create mini alphabet books
4. 1:1 instruction for early intervention: practice correct letter formation, retrace each letter 3 times with pencils, crayons, or markers
5. Letter of the week practice: Print off a specific focus letter from each set, staple together to create a Letter of the Week Handwriting book for each student and practice the letter of the week as a class.
6. Send home for extra reinforcement after students understand correct letter formation
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Other Resources You Might Like:
• Big Letter Tracing Capital Letters (Portrait Orientation)
• Big Letter Tracing Lowercase Letters (Portrait Orientation)
• Big Letter Tracing Mixed Capital Letters and Lowercase Letters (Portrait Orientation)
• Big Letter Tracing Capital Letters (Landscape Orientation)
• Big Letter Tracing Mixed Capital Letters and Lowercase Letters (Landscape Orientation)
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Thanks for stopping by to check out this resource!
Follow my store to be updated about new products, freebies, and sales!
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Happy Teaching!
Marguerite😊
Teach 2 Grow with ME
[email protected]
When utilizing a large-size letter-tracing worksheet, it is easier to see and lead the hand. Control of the hands and fingers is essential. As children learn to write, their fine motor skills develop. It is vital not to overload children with tracing in order for them to acquire these skills.
Students learning letter formation require space to move about freely and having big letters to trace helps them with this skill. Students can build good writing habits by studying letter formation while tracing bigger letters.
Each letter has a starting dot, which the student must place their pencil, crayon, or marker on before using the numbered arrows to form the letter properly.
Grab these big letter tracing lowercase letters worksheets right now, so your students can master letter formation and their handwriting skills!
******************************************
This Resource Includes:
• Landscape Orientation (width 11" X length 8.5")
• 197 pages
• Lowercase letters only
• 2 cover pages (1 in color and 1 in black & white)
• 1 repeated letter on each page
• Single letter a-z review pages
• 9 versions:
Set 1: 12 big lowercase letters per page plus initial sound pictures in color (3) and black & white (3) to remind students what letter they are practicing. After tracing the letters, have students color the pictures to reinforce learning of that letter.
Set 2: 15 big lowercase letters per page plus 3 initial sounds pictures to color
Set 3: 18 big lowercase letters per page
Set 4: Single letter lowercase letters a-z review pages, 3 big lowercase letters for each letter of the alphabet
Set 5: 12 big lowercase letters on handwriting lines plus initial sound pictures in color (3) and black & white (3) to remind students what letter they are practicing. After tracing the letters, have students color the pictures to reinforce learning of that letter.
Set 6: 15 big lowercase letters per page on handwriting lines plus 3 initial sounds pictures to color
Set 7: 18 big lowercase letters on handwriting lines per page
Set 8: 9 big lowercase letters and 9 independent practices with starting dots on handwriting lines
Set 9: Single letter lowercase letters a-z review pages, trace and independent practice with starting dots on handwriting lines
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A Perfect Resource for:
1. Preschoolers
2. Kindergarteners
3. Homeschoolers
4. RTI
5. EFL-ESL-ELD-ELL
6. Struggling readers and writers
******************************************
Ways to Use This Resource:
1. Whole group: Print of each set, add a cover, staple together to create a handwriting practice book and practice as a class.
2. Small groups: Print off individual letters found in student's names and create a letter practice book, for example, if a student's name is Sam, print off the S, A, M pages, staple together to create a book.
3. Alphabet or Literacy Centers: Students cut on the lines and staple together to create mini alphabet books
4. 1:1 instruction for early intervention: practice correct letter formation, retrace each letter 3 times with pencils, crayons, or markers
5. Letter of the week practice: Print off a specific focus letter from each set, staple together to create a Letter of the Week Handwriting book for each student and practice the letter of the week as a class.
6. Send home for extra reinforcement after students understand correct letter formation
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Other Resources You Might Like:
• Big Letter Tracing Capital Letters (Portrait Orientation)
• Big Letter Tracing Lowercase Letters (Portrait Orientation)
• Big Letter Tracing Mixed Capital Letters and Lowercase Letters (Portrait Orientation)
• Big Letter Tracing Capital Letters (Landscape Orientation)
• Big Letter Tracing Mixed Capital Letters and Lowercase Letters (Landscape Orientation)
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Thanks for stopping by to check out this resource!
Follow my store to be updated about new products, freebies, and sales!
******************************************
Happy Teaching!
Marguerite😊
Teach 2 Grow with ME
[email protected]
Are your students ready for lowercase letter tracing worksheets? These no-prep big letter tracing worksheets are ideal for beginning students to help develop hand-eye coordination, finger muscle strength, and hand control. When utilizing a large-size letter-tracing worksheet, it is easier... more
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