This resource is designed to help children practice letter formation by tracing and completing each letter of the alphabet. Ideal for early writers, it guides children in developing fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and letter recognition. Each page encourages students to trace the upper and lowercase versions of each letter and then complete each line with their own attempts. Perfect for classroom use, homeschooling, or additional handwriting practice, this activity aims to build confidence in young learners as they master the alphabet. How to Use: Print the worksheets and provide children with pencils or crayons. Encourage them to trace each letter carefully, following the lines. Allow them to practice writing the letter multiple times on each line. Encourage independent writing on blank spaces, helping solidify their familiarity with each letter. Skills Developed: Fine motor skills Alphabet recognition Letter formation and handwriting Hand-eye coordination

Here is a set of autumn-themed graphomotor exercises, perfect for preschoolers and young primary school children. Each task, from tracing lines to coloring and mazes, supports hand-eye coordination and precision in movement. With autumn symbols like pumpkins, squirrels, and leaves, these exercises make learning engaging and enjoyable. What’s included in the set? Creative tracing activities to improve graphomotor skills. Mazes and coloring tasks that captivate children and encourage effort. Simple, child-friendly instructions to make each activity easy to follow. Enrich your lessons with these autumn graphomotor exercises that help children prepare for writing. A great choice for teachers, therapists, and parents who want to foster children’s development through creative play! The set includes 8 pages of autumn-themed graphomotor exercises.