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Trace Letter I

A page of capital I: one straight line from the top line to the baseline, shown with its starting dot, then traced, half-traced and written alone.

Suitable for
Ages 3–5
Pages
1 page
Level
Easy
Printing
Black & white

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What your child practices

  • Draws capital I as one straight line from the top
  • Stops the stroke on the baseline
  • Keeps tall strokes upright
  • Spaces letters evenly along a row

About this worksheet

The plainest letter in the alphabet: one straight line from the top line down to the baseline. The model has a single numbered dot at the top, and that is all there is to it.

Which makes this page less about the letter and more about control. Starting on a line, traveling straight, and stopping exactly on another line is the skill underneath every tall letter. Some schools add a small bar at the top and bottom of capital I; if yours does, add them after the line.

Ask your child to make each line stand up like a soldier and stop on the floor. Because the letter is so quick, this is a good page for a first try at the empty row.

How to use this sheet

Watch the stopping point more than the line itself. A line that overshoots into the bottom space is the thing to mention, gently, once.

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