A,B,C,D,E,F Alphabet Letter Tracing Worksheets

In order to write A, you should take a slant line at the top and make it go down to the left sloped and then repeat the same with the slant line to the right (meeting in the middle). Draw a straight horizontal line across the centre to complete the capital A. In the case of the letter B, one runs a straight vertical line or down starting at the top. After this, create two curved bumps on right side, one on top, and one on bottom by doing this multiple times so that the children get familiar with the proper shapes; also this assist them in fine motor practise and become confident with their writing capabilities.

The letter C requires us to write a large curvy line towards the right but going around passingly close to the top and then going down and into the left side, nearly rounding into a circle leaving it open on the right side. To write the letter D, starting by using a straight vertical top-bottom line, and then form a very large curved line at the top of line, and continued to the bottom making the picture resemble a half-circle at the right. Following these letters step by step will make children exercise smooth curves, straight lines and develop control, accuracy, and confidence in his/her handwriting.

In order to draw the letter E, one should start with straight vertical line running on the top to bottom side and to the right side with three horizontal lines, one on the top, one at the middle, and one on the bottom. To write the letter F, draw a vertical straight line downwards, and then a short horizontal line vertically on its top and another on its mid-line, the bottom left open. My repeated repetition of these letters is to teach the children the form of letters correctly, stimulate strong movements and build close handwriting.