Try both styles — gray and dotted — and keep the one your child traces more neatly.
What it is good for
- Saving printer ink on large batches
- Children who scribble over solid gray letters
- Tracing with markers or crayons
- Dry-erase practice in sheet protectors
How to make and print it
- Type the name (or letters). For several children, put one name on each line.
- Choose print or cursive, gray or dotted tracing letters, and a line size that suits the child’s age.
- Click Download PDF and print at 100% / Actual size.
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Frequently asked questions
Which is better, gray or dotted letters?
Gray letters are easier for the youngest children because the whole shape is visible. Dotted letters suit children who already know the shapes and need practice with pencil control.
Can I make the dotted letters bigger?
Choose the 1 inch line size. Long names shrink automatically to fit the page width.