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FLASHCARD SET · AGES 3–4 YEARS

Alphabet Tracing Cards A–Z

Twenty-six dotted tracing cards, one for every letter. Numbered arrows show the strokes: start at 1, follow the arrow, lift at the dot. Trace with a finger first — then a crayon, right on the card.

THE CARDS

All twenty-six.

Tap any card to open its own page — the full-size card, the words to say together, and the download, print and share buttons.

Letter tracing card for A: dotted A and a with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace A aDotted lettersLetter tracing card for B: dotted B and b with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace B bDotted lettersLetter tracing card for C: dotted C and c with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace C cDotted lettersLetter tracing card for D: dotted D and d with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace D dDotted lettersLetter tracing card for E: dotted E and e with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace E eDotted lettersLetter tracing card for F: dotted F and f with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace F fDotted lettersLetter tracing card for G: dotted G and g with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace G gDotted lettersLetter tracing card for H: dotted H and h with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace H hDotted lettersLetter tracing card for I: dotted I and i with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace I iDotted lettersLetter tracing card for J: dotted J and j with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace J jDotted lettersLetter tracing card for K: dotted K and k with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace K kDotted lettersLetter tracing card for L: dotted L and l with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace L lDotted lettersLetter tracing card for M: dotted M and m with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace M mDotted lettersLetter tracing card for N: dotted N and n with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace N nDotted lettersLetter tracing card for O: dotted O and o with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace O oDotted lettersLetter tracing card for P: dotted P and p with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace P pDotted lettersLetter tracing card for Q: dotted Q and q with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace Q qDotted lettersLetter tracing card for R: dotted R and r with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace R rDotted lettersLetter tracing card for S: dotted S and s with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace S sDotted lettersLetter tracing card for T: dotted T and t with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace T tDotted lettersLetter tracing card for U: dotted U and u with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace U uDotted lettersLetter tracing card for V: dotted V and v with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace V vDotted lettersLetter tracing card for W: dotted W and w with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace W wDotted lettersLetter tracing card for X: dotted X and x with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace X xDotted lettersLetter tracing card for Y: dotted Y and y with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace Y yDotted lettersLetter tracing card for Z: dotted Z and z with numbered stroke arrows, from the Kiddo School alphabetTrace Z zDotted letters
HOW TO USE THESE CARDS

Little ways that work.

  1. 01

    Start small

    Pick three cards and lay them face up. Three cards is a lovely little class — the whole alphabet can wait.

  2. 02

    Follow the arrows

    Start at the number 1 dot and follow the arrow to the end of the stroke, saying the movement out loud. Then hand the crayon over.

  3. 03

    Tape one up

    Put today’s card at eye level — the fridge, a door. Passing it again and again is quietly powerful practice.

  4. 04

    Match the sets

    Lay a card from this set beside the same card from another letter set and let your child find the pair. The same letter keeps showing up, wearing different clothes.

MORE ALPHABET SETS

Pick your letters.

Uppercase Alphabet26 cardsOpen Lowercase Alphabet26 cardsOpen Big & Little Letters26 cardsOpen Alphabet Object Cards26 cardsOpen Letter Sound Cards26 cardsOpen Alphabet A–Zpicture cardsOpen
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