Top of the real letter B page: a green dot where each stroke starts, numbered arrows 1, 2 and 3, and dotted letters to trace
Cover of School-Way Writers: Letters, Numbers & Name (shown colored in)Letter B page, black ink with green start dotsNumber 12 page, black ink with green start dotsName practice page: a grown-up writes the name on the top line, then the child traces and writes itSame lowercase a: Ball-and-stick on the left, Slanted on the right

School-Way Writers (Ages 4–6)

Green dot to start, arrows to follow, and 5 blank name pages: a grown-up writes the name, they trace it. Both letter styles included.

$19.972 printable PDFs · both letter styles
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Cover of School-Way Writers: Letters, Numbers & Name (shown colored in)Letter B page, black ink with green start dotsNumber 12 page, black ink with green start dotsName practice page: a grown-up writes the name on the top line, then the child traces and writes itSame lowercase a: Ball-and-stick on the left, Slanted on the right
📄 87 pages in each PDF
🔤 A–Z, a–z, 0–20
📏 0.9-inch K-size rows
✍️ 2 letter styles

How a page works

Start at the green dot — it sits only where the stroke really starts. Follow the arrows, numbered when a letter has more than one line. Trace the models, then write it alone in the empty row.

See a real page

Letter B tracing page with a green start dot, numbered arrows, rows to trace and an empty box to write the letter alone

Letter B: green start dot, numbered arrows, rows to trace, then a box to write it on their own.

What's inside

  • A one-page guide for grown-ups: pencil grip, where letters start
  • 6 warm-up pages of lines and curves
  • 26 uppercase, 26 lowercase and 21 number pages (0–20)
  • 5 name pages in each style: you write your child's first name on the top line (a highlighter works well), then they trace over it and write it on the lines below
  • A certificate. Each style comes as one PDF, in order.

Both letter styles included

  • Ball-and-stick: straight lines and circles, straight up and down.
  • Slanted: a small tilt, with a little tail at the end of many letters.
  • You get both: use the one your child's school uses.
  • Not sure? Match the letters on your child's school papers.

Questions

Which letter style do I get?Both. You get one PDF in ball-and-stick and one in slanted, each with 5 name pages. Use the one that looks like the pages your child brings home.
How do I get it?After checkout, we email you download links for two PDFs — ball-and-stick and slanted. The links work for a year, so save the PDFs to your phone or computer; lost them? Reply to your order email and we'll send the links again. Nothing is shipped. US Letter, low ink.
Can I print it again?Yes. Print it as often as you like, every year, for your family or one classroom. The name pages are blank, so you can print them for each child.
What if it's not right for us?Email support@quietdaysprintables.com within 30 days and we'll refund you.
Do I need a color printer?No. Pages are black ink with a small green start dot; on a black-and-white printer the dot prints gray.

The cover is shown colored in; the pages print in black ink with a small green start dot (gray on a black-and-white printer).