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Grab all ten of my cursive letter T tracing worksheets here. Each individual printable worksheet is free and you can select from the variations below.
The nine different variations below include upper case and lower case ‘Tt’ versions for a variety of cursive writing practice activities as well as common T words for early learners to practice their cursive writing style.
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Free Cursive T Worksheets
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In this version, students start with individual letter practice, then move onto full words, focusing on the flow from the t to its follow-up letter (focus words: tree, tap).
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For this foundational piece, students practice the lowercase version of the cursive letter t for 60 times, helping students to develop fluency in the stroke pattern and reflexive memory of the letter structure.
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This piece complements the lowercase version (above). In this one, students practice the capital T letter 10 times across 6 lines, developing form and structure while also understanding that capitals do not connect to the follow-up letters.
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This version combines the uppercase and lowercase versions for rote learning, with children developing their handwriting skills through the focused repetition.
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Our first of three practice words is “tree”, with students focusing on the transition from the lowercase t to the r. Students practice this word 24 times throughout the piece, developing fluency in cursive writing.
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For this page, we practice our second focus word: tail. Help students to focus on keeping pen to paper throughout the word, especially as they transition from the lowercase t to the a.
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For our final focus letter, students practice the word ‘time’ 18 times, this time with a transition from the t to the letter i. Students complete the word before returning back to cross the t and dot the i.
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This version combines the three words from the previous practice pieces into one. This page is designed to test students’ mastery before moving onto full sentences. Observe the child’s writing through these words, seeing if they have achieved fluency and correct stroke pattern throughout. Once confident, we can move onto the full sentence piece (next).
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For our final two sheets, students get practice writing full cursive sentences using words beginning with T. In this version, the sentence is short and written three times for repetition. This sheet also contains horizontal tracing lines as a guide for students. The sentence reads: “The tree is tall and straight.”
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The final and most difficult page asks students to write a full complex sentence with difficult words. Students write: “The tiny turtle tiptoed through the tall tulips, tracing trails toward the tranquil tide.”
