Letter Tracing

About Letter Tracing

All twenty-six capitals, each one drawn as a road with a green dot to start from and a number showing which line comes first — in the same order children are taught to form them at school. Trace along with a finger and the road fills in behind you. It is forgiving of a wobbly hand but it does check that you followed the line: a scribble across the pad will not pass, so a letter that lights up is a letter your child really wrote. No timer and nothing to lose.

How to Play

• Put a finger on the green dot marked 1.
• Slide along the road without lifting off.
• Some letters have two or three lines — do them in order.
• Tap any letter in the row below to jump to it.

Tips & Tricks

• Say the letter's sound while tracing it — hand and ear together.
• If the line resets, start again from the green dot; nothing is lost.
• Try the letters of your child's name first.

What Kids Learn

Letter Tracing is more than fun — it helps build real skills:

• Forming capital letters in the correct stroke order
• Fine motor control and pencil grip readiness
• Letter recognition