Handwriting Begins With Dotted-Lined Paper

Even in the digital age, children still need to learn handwriting skills. It is important for their development and education. Each child’s handwriting develops differently, making it necessary to provide early guidance and plenty of practice. Introducing handwriting using paper with specific guidelines can greatly help in teaching correct writing techniques.

This resource download includes a set of four printable lined paper handwriting worksheets in varying formats and line widths. Each worksheet features the standard Red/Blue dotted-lined format, with the red line as the topmost line.

Ways to Use Your Dotted-Lined Paper Templates to Improve Kids’ Writing

Lined handwriting paper is a highly versatile tool. Lined Paper templates are not just for practising the alphabet. Here are some favourite ways to use them in the classroom.

• If you teach the youngest learners on the block, the start of the year is the time when you’ve got to get them started with letter formation. Use our lined handwriting paper templates to create a name-writing worksheet for each student featuring their first and last name.
• Help your students learn to read AND spell the words by creating custom sight word worksheets for students to use as in-class assignments or as extra practise homework activities. If you have students on different sight word lists, no problem! Print your blanks and write a list for each group of kids.
• Generate holiday-themed tracing or writing worksheets for holidays or special occasions, making handwriting practise more engaging. Your students will definitely love practising their penmanship when you use your lined paper templates to help them write spooky Halloween sentences!

Download Your Free Printable Dotted-Lined Paper

This resource pack includes all four printable handwriting templates in a PDF file. To download your file, simply click the download button!

Even More Printables & Kindergarten Handwriting Paper

Don’t stop there! Check out these handy printable resources to help your students develop the fine motor skills needed to be successful with writing in lines.

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