5-day set · Lines to letters
Trace lines, curves and shapes, cut, then trace the first letters. Each day has one worksheet, a little harder than the day before, and one short activity with no printing.
- 6 pages — the week plan, 5 sheets
- Color PDF
- Free, no sign-up
The first page is the plan for the week, with a box to tick each day. Every sheet also has its own page on the site, in color or black & white.
The week
Page numbers are the pages of the PDF. The activities come from our guide Pre-writing and cutting: fine motor skills.
- Monday

2 Tracing lines · Straight · 4 rows
Straight lines from a dot to a star.
No printing: Roll playdough snakes, then flatten, cut and shape them.
- Tuesday

3 Tracing lines · Curves and loops · 6 rows
Waves, bumps and loops, harder than straight lines.
No printing: Paint with water and a brush on a sunny wall or the pavement.
- Wednesday

4 Shape tracing · Basic shapes · 6 rows
Trace shapes, then draw them alone.
No printing: Draw in sand or a tray of flour with a finger.
- Thursday

5 Cutting practice · Easy · 6 lines
Cut along dashed lines with scissors.
No printing: Tear and glue paper into a collage.
- Friday

6 Letter tracing · A–F · Capital and lowercase · 6 rows
Trace the letters A to F on handwriting lines.
No printing: Thread cereal rings or large beads onto a string or pipe cleaner.
How to use the set
Print the whole PDF on Monday, or one sheet each morning. Keep each session short and stop while the child still enjoys it. If a day feels too hard, stay on the day before for a while: the guide Pre-writing and cutting: fine motor skills explains each step and what to do when it goes wrong.
More sheets like these
Every sheet of the week comes from a full pack. When a day goes well, the pack has more of the same kind.
Other 5-day sets
5-day set · Monday to FridayNumbers to 5Count, color, show and trace the numbers 1 to 5, one sheet a day.See the week →
5-day set · Monday to FridayRhymes and syllablesClap syllables, hear rhymes, read word families and the last sound.See the week →
5-day set · Monday to FridayLetters and first soundsMatch capitals to lowercase, hear first sounds and put letters in order.See the week →
