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Questions parents and teachers ask
How do the letter tracing worksheets change by age?
Each row starts with a solid letter, then dotted letters to trace on handwriting lines. Print several pages to cover the whole alphabet.
Are the worksheets really free?
Yes. Make and print as many as you like. The site is paid for by ads, and you never need an account.
How do I save a worksheet as a PDF?
Click "Print or save PDF", then choose "Save as PDF" (or "Microsoft Print to PDF") as the printer. The sheet is laid out for A4 or US Letter, so it prints edge to edge without scaling.
Can I get the same sheet again?
Yes. The address bar keeps your settings and a sheet number, so bookmark or share the link to get exactly the same worksheet. "New version" makes a fresh one with the same settings.
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