A Name Tracing Worksheets – 132 Names (Free & Printable)

Below is my collection of printable and free name tracing worksheets for names beginning with the letter A.

The names come from this year’s list of most popular names.

The list is ideal for early childhood education and handwriting practice, featuring customizable templates to enhance letter recognition, writing skills, and fine motor development for preschoolers and kindergarteners.

All worksheets are designed to be printed on A4 paper. Make sure you select “shrink to fit” in order to ensure best quality output from your printer.

Find Names Starting with Other Letters:
A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

If you can’t find the name you need, use my blank name tracing templates.

A Name Tracing Worksheets (132 Names)

Aaliyah Name Tracing Worksheet — Aaliyah

Abigail Name Tracing Worksheet — Abigail

Abraham Name Tracing Worksheet — Abraham

Adaline Name Tracing Worksheet — Adaline

Adalynn Name Tracing Worksheet — Adalynn

Addison Name Tracing Worksheet — Addison

Adelaide Name Tracing Worksheet — Adelaide

Adelina Name Tracing Worksheet — Adelina

Adeline Name Tracing Worksheet — Adeline

Adelynn Name Tracing Worksheet — Adelynn

Adriana Name Tracing Worksheet — Adriana

Alejandro Name Tracing Worksheet — Alejandro

Alessandra Name Tracing Worksheet — Alessandra

Alessia Name Tracing Worksheet — Alessia

Alexander Name Tracing Worksheet — Alexander

Alexandra Name Tracing Worksheet — Alexandra

Alexandria Name Tracing Worksheet — Alexandria

Allison Name Tracing Worksheet — Allison

Amari Name Tracing Worksheet Girl — Amari (Girl)

Amari Name Tracing Worksheet — Amari (Boy)

Anastasia Name Tracing Worksheet — Anastasia

Anderson Name Tracing Worksheet — Anderson

Angelina Name Tracing Worksheet — Angelina

Annabelle Name Tracing Worksheet — Annabelle

Annalise Name Tracing Worksheet — Annalise

Anthony Name Tracing Worksheet — Anthony

Antonella Name Tracing Worksheet — Antonella

Antonio Name Tracing Worksheet — Antonio

Arabella Name Tracing Worksheet — Arabella

Ari Name Tracing Worksheet Girl — Ari (Girl)

Arianna Name Tracing Worksheet — Arianna

Ariella Name Tracing Worksheet — Ariella

Arielle Name Tracing Worksheet — Arielle

Armani Name Tracing Worksheet Girl — Armani (Girl)

Armani Name Tracing Worksheet — Armani (Boy)

Atticus Name Tracing Worksheet — Atticus

Aurelia Name Tracing Worksheet — Aurelia

Avery Name Tracing Worksheet Girl — Avery (Girl)

Avery Name Tracing Worksheet — Avery (Boy)

Avianna Name Tracing Worksheet — Avianna

< Go Back to the A-Z List of Names for Names Starting with Other Letters

Can’t Find the Name you Need?

The names on this list are from the top 900 children’s names from this year.

If your child’s name isn’t in this archive, you have two options:

The easy option is to use my blank name tracing worksheets, print the template, and write the name in yourself. You will need to write the name as a model, then the child can follow the model. If you want faint lines, consider using a soft led pencil then have the child trace over it with a darker marker.
The harder option is to use Canva to create a name tracing worksheet. I’ve used the KG Primary Penmanship font to generate the dot letter tracing. I needed to buy a commercial license for it, but as far as I’m aware, it’s free for personal use if you have a Canva Pro account.

What to Teach Next

1. Letter Tracing

A great fun activity you can add-on is to give your students tracing worksheets for the first letter in their name. I’ve got over 500 letter tracing worksheets with a range of fun bubble letter, coloring and dot tracing activities associated with all the words of the alphabet.

2. CVC Words

CVC words are words that are in the format: consonant-vowel-consonant. Examples include: hop, cap, and vet. I’d suggest you grab my CVC word tracing worksheets to help children start to make common words they surely already know!

3. Sight Words

Sight words are the most common words that kids come across in their day-to-day life. We generally try to teach students to identify those words by rote, meaning they see the word and recognize it instantly, without having to break it down into its parts.

There are two main catalogs of sight words: Fry and Dolch. You can grab our Fry words here and our Dolch words here. You can use these sight words flashcards to play games like snap and memory, or simply practice them for 10 to 15 minutes a day!