Help children build confidence and independence while learning proper uppercase letter formation!
Designed by a pediatric, school-based occupational therapist, this printable handwriting resource provides structured practice for learning how to correctly construct each uppercase letter of the alphabet.
Each letter includes helpful visual supports, including:
Starting dots to show children where to begin each stroke
Directional arrows to demonstrate where each stroke goes
Step-by-step visual guidance for proper letter construction
Faded supports that gradually provide less assistance as the child becomes more confident and independent
The fading visual supports are designed to help children transition from guided practice toward independently forming letters. As children progress, they can rely less on visual cues while continuing to build confidence with proper letter formation.
This resource is perfect for helping children develop:
✓ Proper letter formation
✓ Letter construction skills
✓ Motor planning
✓ Visual-motor skills
✓ Handwriting independence
✓ Confidence with writing
Whether you're a parent looking to support handwriting development at home, a teacher working with students, or a therapist providing handwriting intervention, these pages are ready to use.
No prep required! Just download, print, and practice!
Created by a practicing pediatric school-based occupational therapist, this resource was designed to give children the visual guidance they need while gradually encouraging greater independence and confidence.
A simple, structured approach to learning uppercase letter formation, one stroke at a time.
Format: Printable PDF
Created by: Continuity Occupational Therapy LLC
Help children build confidence and independence while learning proper uppercase letter formation!
Designed by a pediatric, school-based occupational therapist, this printable handwriting resource provides structured practice for learning how to correctly construct each uppercase letter of the alphabet.
Each letter includes helpful visual supports, including:
Starting dots to show children where to begin each stroke
Directional arrows to demonstrate where each stroke goes
Step-by-step visual guidance for proper letter construction
Faded supports that gradually provide less assistance as the child becomes more confident and independent
The fading visual supports are designed to help children transition from guided practice toward independently forming letters. As children progress, they can rely less on visual cues while continuing to build confidence with proper letter formation.
This resource is perfect for helping children develop:
✓ Proper letter formation
✓ Letter construction skills
✓ Motor planning
✓ Visual-motor skills
✓ Handwriting independence
✓ Confidence with writing
Whether you're a parent looking to support handwriting development at home, a teacher working with students, or a therapist providing handwriting intervention, these pages are ready to use.
No prep required! Just download, print, and practice!
Created by a practicing pediatric school-based occupational therapist, this resource was designed to give children the visual guidance they need while gradually encouraging greater independence and confidence.
A simple, structured approach to learning uppercase letter formation, one stroke at a time.
Format: Printable PDF
Created by: Continuity Occupational Therapy LLC
