20 Blank Handwriting Worksheets Fun Print Practice for Kids of All Ages

Struggling to get kids to practice their writing? This post directs you to some fun Blank Handwriting Worksheets that kids who hate writing will LOVE!

Kids who hate writing will not enjoy using simple pencil to paper activities – but when the activities are interactive and use different kinds of color tools – these kids will LOVE to try and in turn enhance their writing.

It’s essential you practice lowercase letters on paper templates below. Uppercase letters are easier to write than lowercase letters. Writing skills begin with letter writing then move onto short sentences.

Handwriting practice worksheet printables

I’ve compiled a list of 20 print and practice activities with Blank Handwriting Worksheets, which I’ve personally used and plan to in the future from some incredibly amazing online sources. I do have a list of some iPad apps but I will leave those for another post!

Paper size is also very important when requiring blank handwriting worksheets, because students need plenty of space to practice their letter formation and writing skills.

Most of the links below are in PDF format, so once downloaded, they will be in pdf file.

Not many school practice cursive handwriting , but there are plenty of practice sheets on those too. The best results are ones that come after plenty of a variety of practice worksheets.

You can get students to practice lower case letters after they’ve perfected their uppercase letters.

For instance, I love using these printable acorn letter puzzle cards to get kids mindfully tracing their letters.

Hand movements in handwriting practice

Kids need to learn proper hand movements as they begin to practice large letters. You can even include some fun graphic organizer activities like these summer practice pre-k activities.

If you want, you could also expand on these by giving first graders some writing prompts to help them further their handwriting skills.

Blank handwriting paper

These links below are examples of simple blank writing paper that kids can use to practice their handwriting skills.

Writing a child’s name in large font or using these editable name mats could also further improve their handwriting. Just remember to laminate the mats before use.

There are also lots of worksheet makers for this.

Here they are, click on the blue links to take you to the post with the download.

Free Handwriting pages for Numbers: these activities are simple and effective. Use colorful crayons, paint or even highlighters to get kids writing on these! Better yet, insert them into dry erase pockets and you’re good to go!

1. Free Alphabet Picture Tracing: these activity pages are simple and fun! They include letters of the alphabet along with a picture for tracing for futher fine motor skill practice. Get the students tracing in fun bright colors.
2. Free St. Patrick’s Day Sentence Picture puzzles: These activity pages are for slightly older kiddos in Kindergarten or first grade ESL. Students cut and puzzle out, read the words and re-arrange the sentence then glue the picture in order. They re-write the sentence in their booklets.
3. Free Alphabet Handwriting Printables with a Guide: These printables will make for great practice for kids just starting to identify letters. I love these as they include a guide for tracing.
4. Simple Handwriting Trick Printables: These printables are for helping kids form their b’s, q’s and d’s the correct way. This clever blogger tells all!
5. Word Ladders: this is one fun way to get kids writing! Kids begin writing their words from the bottom up. You can make this into a race to get kids practicing even more!
6. BOOV Passwords: This fun printable gets kids cracking the code to see the message in the printable! Such fun, and they’re printing their letters all at the same time.
7. Bug Math Number Printable: This fun printable helps kids count and print their numbers.
8. Fill in the blanks Stories: This one is so easy and requires no printing! You create a story or even copy a passage from a book, and students fill in the blanks with words to make the story make sense!
9. Free Printable Worksheets: These worksheets include a variety of tasks to engage the kids in writing and counting.
10. If you’re looking for more themed handwriting sheets, check out these Christmas handwriting worksheets which would fit in perfectly with any Christmas theme.

More Fun Handwriting Print Practice Activities

Write & Wipe Place Mats: These are some fun DIY mats for the kids at home or at school in small group work. Best of all, they are write & wipe mats so make them once and re-use all year.

1. Free Alphabet Coloring Pages: These pages help kids create some FUN and colorful alphabet letters.
2. Pre-writing Q-tip Printables: These are a lot of fun for kids! Use paint, daubers or markers!
3. Writing Sentence Sticks when you only have a Minute: These sentence sticks are awesome to make and put on the table for re-use over and over again! Genius!
4. Free Cursive Handwriting Activites: these printables are simple and effective if you’re teaching cursive writing!
5. ABC Tracing Cards: these are simply genius if you’re needing practice over and over again. They aren’t free but they’re a steal for $2.00!
6. Free Lowercase Practice Pages: these printables are fun and simple!
7. Free Try & Trace Handwriting Pages: these pages are simple in that a guide is provided, a picture along with independent practice for each letter.

I hope you’ve enjoyed browsing through these ideas and I sincerely hope that some of them help you assist your children/students! If they do, let these awesome bloggers know or drop me a line below! 😉