How it works
- Type your text, one word or sentence per line.
- Pick a handwriting style and the line size that fits your grade.
- Choose the rows: trace then write, trace only, or copy from a model.
- Download the PDF. Long lists flow onto as many pages as they need.
Real handwriting, not a computer font
Print sheets use Andika, a typeface designed for children learning to read, with the single-story a and g they are taught to write. Cursive sheets use Playwrite, a family of school handwriting fonts, so the letters connect the way they do on a classroom wall chart. Every font is built into the PDF, so the sheet prints the same on any computer.
Ideas for your own text
Sentence of the week
Write one sentence on Monday and practice it all week: trace on Monday, trace and write mid-week, copy on Friday.
Spelling and vocabulary
Practicing the week’s spelling words in handwriting ties letter formation to spelling. For the full set of spelling activities, use the spelling worksheet generator.
Copywork for older children
Short quotes, poems and verses in small cursive make good daily copywork for third grade and up.
Common Core standards
- L.K.1.APrint many uppercase and lowercase letters.
- L.1.1.APrint all uppercase and lowercase letters.
Summaries in our own words; see the Common Core State Standards for the full text.