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Fall Worksheets

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These fall worksheets are tracing and handwriting sheets for autumn: eighteen words from fall and autumn to the three fall months, to trace in print or cursive. Three sheets are ready to print, and the generator holds the same list for a new one.

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Words or sentences, each on its own line, or words separated by commas. Up to 600 characters. The words are used only to draw the sheet and are not kept.

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Letter style

US school print is upright ball-and-stick print. Sloped print is an Australian school hand.

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On the solid letters, a numbered dot shows where each stroke starts and an arrow shows which way it goes. US school print and cursive only: sloped print has no arrows.

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  • US Letter or A4

The name is never saved on this site's server. This browser remembers the first name and size so the sheet is ready next time.

Class set

One copy for every student: type the first names and get one PDF, with each name on that student's own pages. Every student's pages use the same settings.

Class lists are used only to draw the pages and are never saved.

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Autumn words, written by hand

The list follows the season outdoors: a leaf and a pile of leaves, an acorn, a rake, apples from the orchard, a hayride and a scarecrow, a squirrel, a warm sweater and the word cozy. September, October and November close it, each with its capital letter. These pages hold no counting, mazes or coloring; the fall word search is a page of its own.

Three examples

  • A fall tracing sheet of the three autumn months in sloped print
    September, October and November in the sloped hand at the Ages 7+ size.
  • An autumn word tracing sheet with two guide lines on A4
    Harvest to scarecrow, six longer words with two guide lines on A4.
  • A fall word sheet with a copy row and an empty writing row under each word
    Fall to apple in the ladder layout: a row to copy over and a row to write on.

Fall words to trace

Short words first, then the longer ones, then September to November.

18 words

  • fall
  • autumn
  • leaf
  • rake
  • acorn
  • apple
  • cozy
  • leaves
  • pumpkin
  • harvest
  • sweater
  • orchard
  • hayride
  • squirrel
  • scarecrow
  • September
  • October
  • November

Three autumn sheets ready to print

Tap a sheet to open its PDF, sized for US Letter.

  • A fall tracing sheet in print letters
    Print, nine words Fall to pumpkin at the Ages 5-6 size: a dark model, then faint copies to go over.
    Download the PDF
  • A fall tracing sheet in cursive
    Cursive, every word All eighteen autumn words in cursive at the Ages 7+ size.
    Download the PDF
  • A fall tracing sheet with large letters
    Large letters Leaf, rake, acorn, apple and cozy at the Ages 3-4 size.
    Download the PDF

Questions and answers

Is fall the same as autumn on these sheets?

Yes. Both words are on the list, so a sheet can show either one. The other sixteen words are the same whichever name a class uses for the season.

Which fall words are the longest?

Scarecrow and September have nine letters each, squirrel and November eight. The Large letters sheet keeps to five short ones: leaf, rake, acorn, apple and cozy.

Do the fall sheets include Thanksgiving words?

No. Turkey, pie and Happy Thanksgiving are on the Thanksgiving worksheets page. This list keeps to the season itself: leaves, the orchard, warm clothes and the months.

How do I print only some of the fall words?

In the generator, delete the words you do not want from the box, with a comma left between the rest. The preview redraws, and the new sheet prints or downloads as a PDF.

Why do the months start with a capital?

Month names are always written with a capital letter, so the sheets show September, October and November that way. Every other word on the list is lowercase.

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