Letter L Tracing Worksheets
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Trace capital L and lowercase l, starting from a solid model with numbered arrows, then dotted copies, then a row to write alone.
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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This is the sheet as it prints. Change any option and it updates.
How L and l are drawn on this sheet
Capital L takes 2 strokes, each with a numbered dot where it starts. Stroke 1 starts on the top line at the left and pulls down; stroke 2 starts on the baseline at the left and slides right. Lowercase l is drawn in 1 stroke. Stroke 1 starts on the top line in the middle and pulls down. Lowercase l is a tall letter that reaches the top line. Two dotted copies sit beside every model, the rows below are lighter dotted copies, and the bottom row is blank.
Three examples
Capital L and lowercase l at the Ages 5-6 size in US school print, with stroke arrows. Capitals only, at the largest size (Ages 3-4). Lowercase only, in sloped print at the Ages 7+ size, on A4 paper. Capital L and lowercase l in cursive at the smaller Ages 7+ size, with numbered stroke arrows on the solid models.
Questions and answers
Is this letter L worksheet free?
Yes. Make it, print it and download the PDF for free, with no sign-up and no ads.
How many strokes are in L and l?
On this sheet capital L has 2 numbered and lowercase l has 1. Each number sits where its stroke starts, and the arrow shows which way it goes, in the order taught in US school print.
Can I turn the stroke arrows off on the L sheet?
Yes. Under Options, set Show stroke arrows to Off. They start on for Ages 3-4 and 5-6 and off for Ages 7+. Sloped print has none.
Can I add a name to the letter L sheet?
Yes. Under Options, type a first name and it is drawn on the Name line at the top. It is used only to draw the sheet and is not saved or logged on this site's server.
Is there a page like this for every letter, not only L?
Every letter from A to Z has its own page: the A to Z row on this page links to all 26. The letter tracing worksheets page also has a ready-made set of the whole alphabet.