Pre-K · Alphabet Tracing
Trace the Lowercase Letters a, b, c
Free printable Pre-K alphabet tracing worksheet: Trace the Lowercase Letters a, b, c. It practices letter tracing. For ages 3-5. Download the PDF, print it, or fill it in online.
Fill in or color online- Grade
- Pre-K
- Subject
- Alphabet Tracing
- Skill
- Letter tracing
- Ages
- 3–5
- Format
- A4 PDF · print or fill in online
About this worksheet
“Trace the Lowercase Letters a, b, c” is sheet 27 of 46 in our free Pre-K Alphabet Tracing Worksheets collection, written for children aged 3–5. It focuses on letter tracing, one of 42 sheets in the set on that skill.
In the set it comes after “Trace the Letter Z: Z is for Zero” and before “Trace the Lowercase Letters d, e, f”. Working through them in that order, one sheet a day, builds the skill a step at a time.
More letter tracing worksheets
The other Pre-K Alphabet Tracing sheets on letter tracing, in the order they are meant to be done.
- Trace the Letter A: A is for Apple
- Trace the Letter B: B is for Bee
- Trace the Letter C: C is for Cake
- Trace the Letter D: D is for Dog
- Trace the Letter E: E is for Egg
- Trace the Letter F: F is for Fox
- Trace the Letter G: G is for Ghost
- Trace the Letter H: H is for Hat
- Trace the Letter I: I is for Island
- Trace the Letter J: J is for Jellyfish
- Trace the Letter K: K is for Kite
- Trace the Letter L: L is for Lion
How to use this worksheet
- 1
Say the sound of the letter as the child traces it, and point at the picture. "Buh, bee" ties the shape to the sound, which is the part that transfers to reading.
- 2
Let the stroke row be finished properly before the letters. If the curves are wobbly, the letter rows will be too — repeat the strokes rather than pushing on.
- 3
One or two letters a day is enough. The uppercase pages are roughly a month of short sessions; start the lowercase pages once the capitals feel easy.
- 4
Laminate a page or open it in the online studio and trace with a finger first, then with a pencil.
