Write the Alphabet A to Z

Twenty-six capitals, a printed model at the head of each group, and room to write two more. No tracing anywhere on the page.

Use it as a check rather than a lesson. Working straight through shows, on one page, which letters are automatic and which still need thinking time — and the slow ones are usually the same handful: G, J, Q, S, and the slant letters K, X and Y. Those are worth a week on their own smaller sheets before coming back here.

A full alphabet is a long sitting for a four year old. Splitting it over two days costs nothing, and a page finished happily across two days tells you more than a page abandoned in one.