Name tracing worksheet
Their name, row after row, in dots to follow.
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How it works
- Type the name. For a whole class, type one name to a line.
- Keep the size at extra large for a first name sheet, or smaller for older children.
- Choose print or cursive and dotted or pale letters.
- Download and print; each name fills its own rows.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I make one for the whole class?
- Yes: one name to a line. Each name gets its rows, with the name in dark first and dotted after, and an empty row to try it alone.
- Should the first letter be a capital?
- Type it as the child should write it: a capital first and small letters after is what most schools teach for names. Typing it all in capitals gives capitals.
- The name is long. Will it fit?
- A long name is set once to a row instead of repeated, and one too wide for the row makes the whole sheet a size smaller, lines included, so it still fits. Landscape paper keeps it larger.
- Does it work for names with accents?
- Yes — é, ñ, ü, ç, ş, ğ and the other Latin letters are in every handwriting offered.
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