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Kindergarten writing
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14 pages to strengthen the hand before CP (age 6-7): pre-writing patterns (lines, circles, bridges, waves, loops), the 26 capital letters to trace, numbers and their first name. Free PDF, immediate, no email required.

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✍️ In the PDF

From the first stroke to the first name

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5 pages of pre-writing patterns

Lines, circles, bridges, waves and loops — each pattern introduces a letter of the future cursive.

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The 26 capital letters

Large grey letters to trace, then a line to carry on alone — with the Kindergarten writing lines.

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Numbers from 0 to 9

The same principle for numbers: trace, then continue.

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The first name page

The adult writes the model in light grey, the child traces — the first word one wants to write.

💡 Why pre-writing matters

Every scribble prepares a letter

Today’s bridges are tomorrow’s “m”; loops will become “l” and circles “a”. Pre-writing patterns are not just colouring to fill the time: they are the exact motor training for cursive writing that your child develops step by step, from the preschool years onwards.

To continue having fun: online pre-writing exercises (lines, bridges and waves, circles and loops) self-correct, and Kindergarten magic colouring pages work on numbers while the hand colours.

❓ Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know

Are the Kindergarten writing worksheets really free?

Yes, 100%. The 14 pages download straight away, with no email or sign-up: 5 pages of pre-writing patterns, the 26 capital letters, numbers and the first-name page.

Why capital letters and not cursive writing?

These worksheets focus on capital letters and pre-writing patterns. Joined-up (cursive) writing can also be taught in Kindergarten (age 5), depending on the child and with the teacher’s support. Adapt the activities to what their class is learning.

In which direction to draw the letters?

Strokes are drawn from top to bottom and circles counterclockwise. This is the direction of future cursive writing: better slow in the right direction than fast in the wrong one. The advice page at the beginning of the PDF shows these guidelines.

How much time per day?

Five to ten minutes: a five-year-old child's hand tires quickly. Three well-drawn lines are better than a sloppy page — and successes are displayed on the fridge.

A strong hand, a confident CP

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