Dyslexia-Friendly Letter Tracing | Upper and Lower Case Handwriting

This dyslexia-friendly letter tracing resource has been designed to support early writers who benefit from clear structure, reduced visual clutter, and predictable layouts.

Each worksheet focuses on one letter presented with generous spacing, bold letter forms, and guided stroke paths. These design choices help reduce visual overload while supporting letter formation, motor planning, and confidence.

Although created using dyslexia-friendly principles, this resource is suitable for a wide range of learners, including those who benefit from a calmer and more accessible approach to handwriting.

Included in this resource

Letter tracing worksheets covering the full alphabet

Upper and lowercase letters on each page

OpenDyslexic font to support clearer letter distinction

Clear stroke order with visual arrows

One letter per page with generous spacing

Calm, letter-specific illustrations for gentle visual support

Print-ready PDF format

Why this resource works well

Reduces cognitive load through consistent layout and spacing

Supports visual tracking and letter discrimination

Encourages fine motor control and handwriting confidence

Allows pupils to work at an appropriate pace

Suitable for inclusive classrooms and additional learning support

How to use

This resource works well in:

Inclusive classroom settings

Intervention or additional support sessions

One-to-one or small group handwriting practice

Calm home learning routines

Adults may model letter formation slowly before pupils work independently.

This dyslexia-friendly tracing set forms part of the Alphabet Garden Collection and provides a visually accessible, confidence-building approach to early handwriting.