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Level 3 handwriting pages – lowercase

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They’re finally here!  Today I’m sharing a set of free handwriting worksheets in lowercase.

Get this set of free handwriting worksheets in lowercase! Great for kids just learning to write on handwriting lines.

Have you seen my all of my handwriting pages?  I teach my kids to write their letters using three sets of handwriting pages.  I start simple with Letters of All Sizes, then move to large letters on two lines, and finish with letters on four lines.

Get this set of free handwriting worksheets in lowercase! Great for kids just learning to write on handwriting lines.

Even this last set of pages is designed to give a lot of support.  You’ll notice that kids trace the letters until the third line, when they use the red and block dots to give them guidance. By the final line, they’re using just a red starting dot.

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.

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29 Comments

  2. Lynda Nicol

    Hi Anna,
    As a learning support teacher who uses a multifaceted approach to teaching children with various learning difficulties… you save me HOURS, and HOURS of resource making time.
    THANK YOU so much!!
    May GOD richly bless you and your family for so generously sharing your talents and skills.

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    • Anna Geiger

      I’m so glad to hear that, Lynda! That’s one of my goals – to be a time saver for teachers and homeschoolers. Even after my longest days of parenting 5 littles – I don’t think I’m as tired as I was after a full day’s teaching. 🙂

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  4. vino

    Hi,
    I trust you are well.
    Please can you email me the printable worksheet for above lowercase alphabets.
    I am unable to save into my compute.
    I appreciate your assistance.

    Regards,
    Vino

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  5. Delia

    Hi Anna,

    Thank you so much for putting together these handwriting pages! These are very helpful indeed. I am trying to let my daughter practise her name and would like to put together a practise page using the font/letterstyle you used here. Do you mind if you share the name of the font you used for the upper and lowercase handwriting practise pages??

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  6. Melissa Houston

    Anna – I have 15 new first graders this year and in three short weeks they have shown me how very diverse they are in needs and abilities. I am making games and looking for many different materials to meet their needs particularly at this beginning point in the year. I love your website and posts and the many freebies that you provide for different areas of the curriculum. I can’t tell you what a relief it is to find the things each child needs at this point from your website. Thank you for your generosity and insight into education and the irreducible needs of children. I feel like I have an ally as I negotiate my way through this new challenging school year!

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    • Kate Dowling

      Hi Yuki!

      This is Kate, Anna’s assistant. Once you enter your email address, the files are sent to your email immediately. Please check your inbox, and if you can’t find the email, please check your junk/spam/trash folders. Thanks for giving it another look!

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  10. Izzy

    Hi Anna,
    Just wanted to let you know (as well as any other reader who faces this problem) The pop-up to subscribe for the freebie doesn’t pop up on google chrome 🙁 However it does seem to work in Edge. Thanks for all of your hard work!

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    • Kate Dowling

      Hi Gabriel!

      This is Kate, Anna’s assistant. If the green button is not working, please disable your ad blocker and refresh your page. This usually does the trick. If you still have trouble, try accessing this website using Google Chrome. We hope you have success with these tips!

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