Trace Kids makes handwriting fun. Here’s a practical letter forming tutor to help children bring their handwriting journey to life. Now every 5-8yo can learn how to write clear and readable letters with the correct stroke formation.

Writing is a key skill your child can’t do without. It’s a huge step for them, but the good news is ... if they can draw and color in, they can learn to write by hand. All that’s needed is to discover how smart their fingers can be at making all the ABC shapes. From here, their words can flow out onto any page.

Here’s how it works:

1) Fun illustrations show your child the word they’ll spell.
2) Now the letters appear onscreen, and they’ll see each one traced out clearly before they try for themselves. They’ll also hear the phonetic sounds to help them.
3) Next, they trace out the shapes they see, one at a time.
4) Trace Kids keeps your child on track with regular rewards and repeat practice.
5) As your child’s confidence grows, trickier words help them develop their handwriting skills.

Literacy Begins With Letter Tracing — and Letter Tracing Begins With Trace Kids

Take a Closer Look ....

Fun Illustrations Set The Scene:
Bright and colorful pictures light up your child’s learning.

Everything Is Spelled Out:
Every letter begins with a clear demonstration. They’ll see the letter written out for them using the correct stroke. The more they trace accurately, the more this encourages neat results.


Immediate Feedback:
Staying on track helps your child to learn precise letter formation quickly. So when their hand goes astray, gentle coaching primes them for another go.

Your Child’s Writing Skills Grow With Every New Word:
It won’t surprise you to discover the first letters they will see are the easy ones. As trickier letters appear, they will already know they can handle the easy stuff. That’s a great confidence boost.

Write The Word, Hear The Sounds!
Your child already knows the word sounds, and these are powerful memory anchors when they’re forming the shapes. So they’ll hear the phonetic sounds as they write each letter.

All 52 Letters Are Here:
Writing depends on a mix of upper and lower case letters — and this is where the Trace Kids Handwriting grid really comes into its own. Some letters reach up high while others swing down low, and when your child progresses from forming letter s