Alphabet Handwriting Practice Sheets made Easy, Printable PDF

Handwriting problems will become easier to solve when your student figures out that letters and numbers are composed of different strokes: straight lines, diagonal lines and curves. For example, the letter I is a straight line except for the top and bottom smaller lines. Meanwhile, the vowel E has 4 different straight lines while A has diagonal lines. These alphabet practice worksheets make handwriting easier by making them trace only one type of stroke first. Then they are given plenty of chances to practice writing and coloring the letters.

Help your students or children have better handwriting with this systemized handwriting set. Instead of giving them letters alphabetically let them practice by strokes, from easiest to more challenging:

• Let them practice straight line letters first: T, H, I, F, E and L.

• Then the letters with diagonals: N, A, Z, V, X, K, M, W and Y.

• Finally, let them write letter with curves: O, Q, P, B, D, R, G, C, U, J and S.