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Grab all of my kids letter Y tracing worksheets here.
Each individual printable worksheet is free and you can select from the variations below. These worksheets can help children learn the alphabet and build fine motor skills.
The variations below include upper case and lower case ‘Yy’ versions for a variety of practice as well as common words with Y in them for early learners including yak, yes, and yellow.
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.
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Free Letter Y Tracing Worksheets
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This version combines simple letter tracing and a chance for coloring the image of an animal starting with y – a yak! This is a great pre-K version for familiarizing students with the concept of letter tracing.
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In this version, students see three images and the words that represent them. In this way, students can start to understand how to pronounce the beginning letter Y for simple words: yacht, yak, and yellow.
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This worksheet is all about helping students to understand that words are made up of single letters. With a focus on the letter ‘Y’, students write a word with the letter appearing eight times: “A yellow yak was in the yard yesterday”.
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This version focuses on practicing the capital and lowercase versions. This one was designed with large letters and simple tracing for pre-K students. If your child finds this easy, use our next version down that has smaller letters (requiring better fine motor skills) and horizontal handwriting lines.
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This version places uppercase and lowercase Ee letters alongside one another. The idea is to associate the two letters through proximal placement – students are encouraged to recognize these two letter forms as having the same semantic meaning.
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This version is designed to show progression in one page. Students start with a lowercase y on its own and practice it on the first line. Then, they try the uppercase Y, then on the third line they combine them both. Finally, students get a chance to practice a short word beginning with y – yak!
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This version involves drill and practice of the letter, in both its forms. The focus should be on uniformity of both shape and size. With consistent practice and reinforcement, students will lock the letter into their memory.
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This version is designed to practice common ‘Y’ words: yak, yes, and yellow. Students get several chances to try each word, including with uppercase and lowercase Y letters.
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As students progress, we need to start removing the scaffolds. That’s where this sheet comes in. Students are given a model at the beginning of each line and horizontal guidelines, but no dot tracing letters, so students must now write the letters freeform.
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This version is all about building confidence in writing words. For this task, students write the same word, yak, eighteen times, including with capital and lowercase Yy versions.
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