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10 coloring pages for your child's age + a guide to what each page develops.
The small alphabet on one page to trace – ages 3–4
All 26 lowercase letters on one page, each in its own box with three lines. The letters are 22 mm from the top line to the baseline, big enough for a thick triangular crayon. The brown dot shows where the stroke starts.
Done — the sheet is in your downloads
In the print dialog choose actual size (100 %) and black and white. Add a thick triangular crayon.
Why is this sheet for ages 3–4?
A first look at the small alphabet: the child sees every letter together and traces the ones they already know from books.
- All 26 lowercase letters on one page, in alphabetical order.
- Three lines in every box: top for b and l, dashed middle for the height of o and a, baseline for the tails of g and y.
- A dot on every letter keeps the starting point right from the beginning.
💬 Tip for parents
Don't start at a. Pick the first letter of the child's name, trace that one properly, then two more. Small letters are harder than capitals because they are not all the same height – run a finger along the dashed middle line before the crayon comes out.
⬇ Bundle: lowercase letter tracing ages 3–4 (4 sheets) in one PDF
