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Letter rows: tracing N to Z – ages 4–5
The second half of the alphabet, thirteen letters from N to Z across five rows. Three letters per row, each one three times. The first shows numbered strokes and arrows, the others just the grey path and a starting dot. The letters are 18 mm tall.
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In the print dialog choose actual size (100 %) and black and white. Add a thick triangular crayon.
Why is this sheet for ages 4–5?
The second half of the alphabet, including the slanted letters W, X, Y and Z.
- Thirteen letters N–Z, each one three times in its row.
- Slanted strokes in V, W, X and Y – the hardest group in the alphabet.
- 18 mm tall between the lines, three goes at every letter.
💬 Tip for parents
Slanted strokes are harder than vertical ones – with W and X let the child lift the pencil between strokes. If a letter leans, turn the paper slightly to the left (for right-handers) and try again. Do the row with a letter from the child's name first; the rest comes easier after that.
⬇ Bundle: uppercase letter tracing ages 4–5 (4 sheets) in one PDF
