Letter W Tracing Worksheets

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We’re almost all the way through the alphabet and it’s time for Letter W Tracing Worksheets! We are loving these simple printable activities to help introduce a new letter. So grab your colored pencils and you can get working on the letter W with these letter tracing worksheets.

Letter W Tracing Worksheet

Learning the alphabet is an important thing for children to learn in both preschool and kindergarten. This can be done in many ways but fun activities are always the best. This letter tracing printable set is a great way to encourage children to learn.

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To prep these printables, the only thing you need to do is print them. Optionally you could laminate them, if you want to use them over and over, but that is not required.

There are two pages in each set. The first page of the tracing worksheet set has two different blocks.

The first is section is tracing inside bubble letter W’s. This is helpful for children who are learning or need to practice letter formation. There are uppercase and lowercase Ws. Kids can follow the given arrows to know how to write the letter properly.

The second part of the first page has a ‘color the W’s’. There are multiple words that include the letter W and kids will only need to color the W. Alternatively, if they want to color all the W’s with one color and the other letters with a different color, that would work too.

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On the second page, there are tracing opportunities of straight letters, not bubble letters. There are also multiple blocks with W words (watch, watermelon, whale, etc) where kids can trace the word, identify the W and color the picture. At the bottom there is space to draw their own W picture.

Each one of these letter tracing worksheets is beneficial for kids who are just learning their ABCs or children who need practice. These are fun, simple and relatively quick activities so children will stay engaged.