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The printables and generators on nametracing.app and its sister site multiplicationcharts.app, grouped by subject. See every page

No sign-up and no email. Up to 24 characters. The name goes on the sheet and in the PDF's file name.

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Type a first name to make the sheet.

Options: last name, letter style, arrows, paper
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.

Paper
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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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This is the sheet as it prints. Change any option and it updates.

Nothing here asks for an account or an email address, and no page carries ads. The lesson plan template and the reading logs are for planning and recording the week; the other pages are practice sheets to print.

Handwriting

Reading and spelling

Planning and records

Numbers and math

Puzzles

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Questions and answers

Are these homeschool printables free?

Yes, every page on both sites is free to print, with no sign-up, no email and no ads.

Is this a full homeschool curriculum?

No. These are practice sheets and planning pages to use alongside whatever curriculum or plan you follow.

Which grades are these for?

The generators have three sizes, Ages 3-4, 5-6 and 7+, and the Dolch sight word lists run from pre-primer to third grade. The cursive pages, the multiplication charts and the worksheets reach later grades.

Can I print for more than one child?

Yes. The Class set box takes up to 30 first names and makes one PDF with each child's name on their own pages.

Where do the word lists come from?

The sight words are the Dolch lists. The built-in spelling lists are from the Horn-Ashbaugh speller of 1920, a public domain book; the spelling page names each list it uses.

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