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Trace Letter X
Ages 3–5
🔤 Alphabet & Letters
Trace Letter W
Capital W, one letter to a page: four slanting strokes that each start at the top, numbered on a tall model, with five rows of fading practice.
- Suitable for
- Ages 3–5
- Pages
- 1 page
- Level
- Medium
- Printing
- Black & white
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What your child practices
- Forms capital W from four slanting strokes
- Starts each stroke at the top line
- Makes two sharp points on the baseline
- Tells W apart from M
About this worksheet
W is two V's standing side by side: four slanting strokes, each one starting at the top line. The model shows a numbered dot at the top left, two in the middle where the second and third strokes begin, and one at the top right.
It is a wide letter with a lot of direction changes, and it usually comes out with rounded bottoms or a middle peak that stops halfway up. Mixing it up with M is common too; one is the other upside down.
Write a V first, then ask for another one touching it. Web, wagon and watermelon begin with W. Give this page a day of its own.
How to use this sheet
Do the V page before this one. If the letter runs out of room, let your child write fewer, bigger W's; size matters less than getting both points down to the baseline.
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