Have you seen my Letters of All Sizes handwriting worksheets? After we’ve created letters in a variety of playful ways, I use those worksheets with my preschoolers as Level One. When they’re ready, we move on to Level Two. Check out these free beginning handwriting worksheets for preschool!
A tip for printing:
For a mysterious reason, these will not print nicely if you left click on the link and print immediately. You will be missing some handwriting lines. Instead, right click, hit “save link as” and save to your computer. When you open up the file from your computer, the pages should print beautifully.
Beginning handwriting worksheets
Get the entire set here: Uppercase Letters on Two Lines A-Z
Or just get the letter you’re looking for:
Uppercase A’s on Two Lines
Uppercase B’s on Two Lines
Uppercase C’s on Two Lines
Uppercase D’s on Two Lines
Uppercase E’s on Two Lines
Uppercase F’s on Two Lines
Uppercase G’s on Two Lines
Uppercase H’s on Two Lines
Uppercase I’s on Two Lines
Uppercase J’s on Two Lines
Uppercase K’s on Two Lines
Uppercase L’s on Two Lines
Uppercase M’s on Two Lines
Uppercase N’s on Two Lines
Uppercase O’s on Two Lines
Uppercase P’s on Two Lines
Uppercase Q’s on Two Lines
Uppercase R’s on Two Lines
Uppercase S’s on Two Lines
Uppercase T’s on Two Lines
Uppercase U’s on Two Lines
Uppercase V’s on Two Lines
Uppercase W’s on Two Lines
Uppercase X’s on Two Lines
Uppercase Y’s on Two Lines
Uppercase Z’s on Two Lines
Stay tuned! I’m working on the lowercase letters and look forward to sharing them with you!
If these are too hard for your preschooler, try these Level One handwriting pages:
Check out some of our other free printables!
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Such a useful freebie. Thank you, Anna!! Sharing.
Thank you, Malia! Always appreciate when you share!
Hi. thank you so much for sharing, i will really enjoy using these. do you by any chance have lower case alphabets on two lines please. id prefer using that first.
Hello, Zahida! I am working on the lower case alphabet and getting closer… we have a newborn, so my computer time is limited. I will try to get them done by March.
This is an awesome resource! I was also wondering if there were large lower case letters available?
Hi Tameka! I am working on the lowercase alphabet and hope to have them done in a few weeks. We have a newborn, so my computer time is limited and unpredictable :). Check back in a week or two!
Have fun with the new baby! The computer and lower case can wait!
Going to pin, share and tweet. Great printables as usual.
Thank you, Jeannine 🙂 I’ll get to it eventually, but you’re right – this baby takes priority!
This is fantastic! I volunteer to teach adults English, and a couple ladies never learned to write well. These are perfect because they are basic but it’s not obvious they were originally made for children 🙂
That’s great, Mary – I hadn’t thought of these being used for adults. I’m so glad you can use them!
Stumbled across this on Pinterest! My 4 year old is excited to start practicing! Thank you 🙂
You’re welcome, Laura – it’s so nice to have you here!
Thank you so much for all your handwritting printables. I run an in-home day care and discovered your site this school year. These printables have made such a difference in the kids confidence with handwriting and have made this area so much less stressful for all of us. My left handed son who really struggled with tracing at the beginning of the year is doing so well with these sheets. They are perfect for my preschoolers. Thank you so much for making these available!
I’m so glad to hear these are working for your kids, Rebecca! I have two lefties myself, so I know how that can be tricky. 🙂
These are great going to be using them for my Pre K journals. i do have a question when will you have lowercase letters available. Thank you
Everything is available in lowercase :). You can see it all here: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/teaching-handwriting-2/
Trying to obtain the 2 line sheets of upper and lower all pages and not letting me download them. Please help.. I can get everything else
Hello, Amanda! I’m sorry you’re having trouble. They download fine for me, so I think it’s something on your end. Have you checked out my troubleshooting page? It almost always has the answer: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/how-to-download-free-files/
Thank you so much!! These are perfect for my son. I printed them off and put them in page protectors in a binder, and he uses dry erase markers with them! Thank you for saving me time by sharing your files!!!
I’m so glad you can use them, Susanne!
I was so excited when I found this, yet every time I try to print/save/click on any of the links for the worksheets, it says the page cannot be found 🙁
Are these still available? Thank you so much!
Yup, they should open just fine! Here’s a post with troubleshooting tips. 99% of the time, one of these works!
https://www.themeasuredmom.com/how-to-download-free-files/
Thank you, it was the browser!!
Thank you for sharing such a great resource and making it easy to access! 🙂
You’re very welcome, Wendy!
Thank you so much!
You’re very welcome, Dayci!
you are a marvelous teacher
Thank you!
thanks so much for these. what a blessing!
You’re very welcome, Esther!
Hey there….I am a year 1 teacher in New Zealand and most appreciative of all your wonderful resources you have shared. Have you managed to make up a lower case set of letters for practicing their handwriting (following the dotted lines) as I have a globally delayed boy that would greatly benefit from using these. Many thanks, Karen
HI Karen!
Yes, you can find all my handwriting pages here: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/teaching-handwriting-2/
Hi, Please can you share above starting dot tracing fonts which you have used in above worksheet? Please send me purchasing link where you purchased it.
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Print-Style-Family-Fonts-451559
Thank you! But how you put a dot on every letter. May be it is font but I not got this font from above font family link which you have given.
I added the dots myself using shapes in MS Publisher. You would have to figure out a way to add those yourself. It’s very time consuming!