In this cursive practice learning exercise, students will trace the uppercase P. Then, students will write it on their own. This is in the D'Nealian style.

In this printing practice, students trace solid lines to print the uppercase letter L, and trace dotted lines to print more examples. They fill two lines with independently printed examples.

For this literacy learning exercise, students practice printing the uppercase F. They follow the dotted lines as a guide for creating the letter.

For this literacy learning exercise, learners practice printing the uppercase G and use the dotted lines as guides to form the letter.

For this literacy worksheet, learners create the uppercase C. They use the examples and dotted lines as guides to letter formation.

In this literacy worksheet, students practice printing the letter B. They use the examples and follow the dotted lines to help with letter formation.

In this literacy activity, students practice printing the uppercase A. They use the examples as guides and follow the dotted lines to help with letter formation.

In this letter E worksheet, students write the upper and lower case letter, draw, color and label 5 things that begin with E, and as a "challenge activity" list 11 things that make them excited. Space for drawing and writing is provided.

In this cursive writing practice worksheet, students trace the uppercase letter S.

In this cursive activity, pupils practice forming the capital letter T. They use the examples as guides to help in letter formation.

In this handwriting worksheet, students practice writing the lowercase letter b. There is an explanation of how to make a letter b and then 4 letters to trace.

In this missing letter worksheet, students fill in the blanks in each of 7 examples with a word that begins with the letter "p." They examine a black and white clip art picture before writing the letters on the blanks.

In this cursive instructional activity, learners practice forming the capital letter V and follow examples as guides to create it.

In this letters m, n, and l words worksheet, students trace and write words starting with letters m, n, and l. Students trace and write 14 lines of words.

In this printing worksheet, pupils trace 9 uppercase A's and write more of them within the lines provided. Students are shown arrows in the example that guides them in writing the letter.

For this language arts worksheet, students learn to form examples of lower case letters of the alphabet. Students write each letter under the sample in an unlined oval.

In this handwriting of letter P worksheet, students read two short sentences, trace the uppercase and lowercase letter P once and then write both of the letters in the four boxes provided.

In this capital D cursive instructional activity, students trace several examples of upper case cursive D. Students form their own letters on the lines and then write 2 words beginning with cursive capital D.

Soon, your learners will be masters of cursive writing after a few lessons with this activity, which provides dotted models of all uppercase cursive letters. Useful as both a reference sheet and a practice tool. This activity helps...

In this letter/phonics worksheet, students draw, label and color 5 things that begin with C, practice writing the upper and lower case letter, and have an optional challenge activity to count the number of cereal boxes on the shelf at...

In this letter/phonics worksheet, students draw, color and label 5 things that begin with D, practice writing the upper and lower case letter, and as a challenge activity, describe what it might be like if dinosaurs were roaming the earth.

In this letter/phonics worksheet, students draw, color and label 5 things that begin with B, practice writing the upper and lower case letter, and as a challenge activity, bring in their favorite book and read it to the teacher.

In this letter/phonics worksheet, students draw, color and label 5 things that begin with A, practice writing the upper and lower case letter, and as a challenge activity, research what they would need to do to prepare for a trip to...

In this writing activity, learners think about a special person in their lives and draw a picture of that person. Students write a sentence about what they like to do with their special person.