How to make a tracing worksheets
- Pick what to practice: letters, the whole alphabet, numbers, shapes or pre-writing lines.
- Choose Big (ages 3–4) or Medium (ages 5–6) and, if you like, the exact letters, numbers or strokes.
- Press Draw it up and print. Every page has a model to copy, dashed paths to trace and room to try it solo.
Frequently asked questions
Is the tracing worksheets free?
Yes. Make and print as many as you like, no signup needed. Free prints carry a small Printoodle footer; a free account removes it and saves every sheet to your library for reprints.
What age is it for?
Big is sized for ages 3–4, with 20 mm letter lines and wide gray lanes around every path. Medium suits ages 5–6 (kindergarten), with 14 mm lines and more practice rows per page.
What are the green dots for?
Each green dot marks where the stroke starts, so children build correct letter and shape formation from day one instead of drawing from the bottom up. Switch them off once they have it.
Which letter style does the tracing worksheets use?
A clear print manuscript typeface made for early readers (single-story a and g), set on a top line, dashed midline and baseline just like school handwriting paper, so capitals and tall letters touch the top line and small letters stop at the midline.