Alphabet Tracing – Lowercase a
A is for apple! And this one is nice and big and round. Trace the word apple and the letters, and practice more alphabet tracing for the letter a. Color the apple.
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Time to start singing the abc song! As you peruse these alphabet tracing pages you’ll find they’re all here, from a-z, apple to zipper. Each tracing page has a picture and name of an object that begins with that letter. Kids trace the word as neatly as possible, trace the letters, and write a few more letters for practice. I would suggest at least five letters per line. Then they can color the simple pictures to their hearts content!
26 alphabet tracing pages for lowercase letters.
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A is for apple! And this one is nice and big and round. Trace the word apple and the letters, and practice more alphabet tracing for the letter a. Color the apple.
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Do you feel a nice warm breeze? Perfect day for a boat ride! Trace the word boat and practice alphabet tracing the letter b. Then write a few more b’s and color.
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This little car is as cute as a button. It’s the kind of car I wanted when I was a teenager! Trace the word car and the c’s, then practice writing more letter c’s. Color.
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Ba rum pa pa pum. Yes, you can have as much fun tracing and writing lowercase d’s as you could have banging (oops! … playing) on the drums.
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Doesn’t this little cutie just make you want to say, “Awww”? Have your kids trace the word elephant and each lower case e. Write some more and color.
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Talk about big eyes, this frog has some big ones looking right at you! Trace the word frog and each lowercase f on this alphabet tracing page. Write more letters, too.
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Grapes anyone? Nice and big and juicy looking, these grapes are the fruit of the day to go with the alphabet tracing letter on this page – lowercase g!
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This fun and adorable little hippo is giving you that sweet look! Go ahead. Make his day. Print out this page and trace the word hippo and each lowercase h.
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So the question is … what color do you color an igloo? You’ll need to color after tracing each lowercase i, and the word igloo, of course. Write some more letters.
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This alphabet tracing page for lowercase j has a picture of an old fashioned jar of jelly. Yummy! Trace the word jelly and each lowercase j, write more letters, too!
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Are you ready to fly a kite? You can at least pretend while you are tracing the alphabet letters on this lowercase k page. Trace the word kite, then color away!
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This frisky and playful little lion is sure to get your kids smilin’. Tracing alphabet letters is fun when you’re happy! Trace the word lion and each lowercase l.
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This sneaky mouse has made it front and center onto this lowercase m alphabet tracing page. Kids trace the word mouse, the letter m, and then get to color.
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This nice round nest leaves us wondering what kind of eggs these are. Any guesses? Kids trace the word nest, the letters, write more letters and color.
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This bright and cheery fella swam right over when he heard the lowercase o needed an o word. Trace the word octopus, the letter o’s, write more o’s and color.
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Here is a cute little pig, innocent as can be, just waiting for someone to trace the word pig, write some p’s and color him in.
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