Today I’m sharing a set of free handwriting pages for preschool — this time in lowercase!
If you follow my blog, you know that I don’t recommend doing a ton of worksheets. In fact, most of the ways we form letters are creative and fun. But at some point it’s necessary to form those letters with a pencil and paper. Thankfully, since we don’t overdo handwriting pages at our house, my kids love them!
When I first began teaching my little guys to write the alphabet, I couldn’t find anything simple enough. I wanted something they could enjoy and be successful at. So I created my Letters of All Sizes handwriting pages. You can get them in uppercase and lowercase.
After my boys do well at those, it’s time for Level Two: writing large letters on two lines. Just enough practice for little hands without overwhelming them!
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.
Handwriting pages for preschool
Get the whole alphabet here —> Letters A-Z
Or just get the letter you’re looking for:
Get a page of blank lines here.
Looking for uppercase? Find them here!
And grab some other free printables…
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Just found you on Facebook and love everything you share! Looking forward to using your ideas next school year! Thanks so much!
Welcome, Cindy! Are you a classroom teacher or homeschooling mom? (or neither…?)
I am a daycare provider. I love all of your pre school papers.
I’m so glad you can use them, Sheryl! Thanks so much for commenting.
Thanks so much for your lowercase handwriting practice sheets. I’m looking forward to using them in my “in-home” preschool.
You’re very welcome, Fran!
My 6 yr old son is in OT and they’re wanting him to practice more writing, also my 4 year old daughter is learning to write, so this is perfect! Along with much of your other posts, thank you so much!
You’re very welcome, Dana – thanks so much for the comment!
I was trying to find printable large block uppercase and lowercase letters.
Hi Terry — here are the uppercase (https://www.themeasuredmom.com/printable-block-letters-150-ways-fill/) and lowercase (https://www.themeasuredmom.com/printable-letters-lowercase/).
I use a lot of these great handwriting sheets with my kids, thanks.
I’m so glad you can use them, Cath!
These are so great! But I’m having trouble with some of the links on this page. The PDF link doesn’t work on some of them, like the lower case “d”. Is there another way to get these? Thank you so much!
Sorry, never mind… I got it to work by doing your “save link as” trick. Thanks so much!!!!!! 🙂
Great – glad you found a solution! 🙂
Thank you so much for your hard work! This will help my key children!
You’re very welcome!
Thank you so much for these writing pages! I just started working on writing and reading with my son and he is doing great with these pages! Do you have a blank page with just the lines available? I would like to write my own words for him to practice and the size and spacing is perfect on your pages. Thanks so much!
Hello, Brenda!
Right now I do not have blank pages available, but I can put that on my (long) to-do list and comment here if/when I’ve created those. Maybe late in the summer!
Hi Brenda! A long time ago you asked for blank handwriting pages. A page of blank lines is now available at the end of this post.
This is wonderful! Thank you so much! My 8 year old will get plenty of extra practice with her handwriting.
On a side note, if you have problems printing directly from a website it is usually because of the browser settings. I found this out when my husband tried printing his pay stub and it was printing landscape instead of portrait. No matter how many times I changed the settings for the printer it still did the same thing. Finally I looked into the browser settings and sure enough the browser was set to print landscape. So always double check your browser settings before printing straight off of a website to help eliminate those pesky headaches!
Thanks so much for that technical tip, Mandy! I will have to look into that.
Your resources are an absolute must for my preschool classroom. I can’t thank you enough for all your handwriting worksheets. They truly make my job so much easier!!
Thank you for the encouragement, Midge, and I’m so glad the handwriting pages are working for your students!