Kindergarten Writing Worksheets
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The generator starts with six short practice sentences, such as "The sun is hot." and "I can run fast.", at the Ages 5-6 size. Each sentence gets a solid model with stroke arrows, two dotted copies and a blank row.
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.
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Your own sentences, or single words
To use your own sentences, choose My own words and type each one on its own line. Single words work too: pick a Dolch sight word list or the kindergarten spelling list from the same menu, and each word gets one row.
Three examples
The six built-in sentences in US school print at the Ages 5-6 size. The same sentences at the largest size, Ages 3-4, with a first name on the Name line. Two typed sentences, each on its own line.
Questions and answers
What is on each worksheet?
Short sentences to trace and copy. Each one gets a solid model, a dark dotted copy, a light dotted copy and a blank row, on four guide lines: the top line, a dashed midline, the baseline and a dotted line below it.
Where do the built-in sentences come from?
They are the site's own practice sentences, written for these sheets with short, common words. They are not from a published list.
Which size should I pick?
Ages 3-4 draws capitals about 0.7 inch tall, Ages 5-6 about 0.55 inch and Ages 7+ about 0.4 inch. If the letters look cramped for your child's writing, choose the next size up.
Do the sheets show how to form each letter?
In US school print and cursive, the model row has a numbered dot where each stroke starts and an arrow for its direction. They can be turned off under Options. Sloped print has none.
Is it free?
Yes. Making, printing and downloading a sheet is free, with no sign-up, no email and no ads.