Magnetic Letter Tracing Activity

Are you looking for magnetic letter activities for your students? Grab the free printables for this Magnetic Letter Tracing Activity!

It is a fun, hands-on way for your pre-writers to practice identifying and writing lowercase and capital letters! 

Using magnetic letters is a way to turn a simple activity into an interactive one.

If you are looking for a set to add to your classroom or homeschool, sometimes you can find them at the dollar store or dollar spot.

Or, you can make your own magnetic letters. It’s easy to do!

These letter manipulatives can be used in a lot of different activities to help your kids learn and develop their fine motor skills.

Getting Ready To Use The Magnetic Letter Tracing Activity:

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What’s Included:

• 2 Letter Tracing Worksheets 

What Else Is Needed:

• White Paper
• Magnetic Letters
• Magnetic Wand
• Container or Paper Bag

To prepare this word work activity, fill out the form below. Then, download and print the worksheets.

One of the worksheets includes capital letters and the other one has lowercase letters. 

Next, a container or paper bag with magnetic letters. You can use just capital or lowercase letters. You can also mix the letters together. 

How To Use The Magnetic Letter Tracing Activity:

To begin this letter writing activity, your kids will use the magnetic wand to pick a magnetic letter out of the container or paper bag. No peeking! 

Then, your kids will identify the letter, find in on the worksheet, and trace it.

They can trace the letter to match the color of the magnetic letter for even more fun!

Depending on your children’s letter knowledge, they can use just the lowercase letters or capital letters.

To differentiate the activity, you have have your kids pick a lowercase letter and find the matching capital letter on the worksheet. 

This Magnetic Letter Tracing Activity is a fun, hands-on way for your pre-writers to practice identifying and writing lowercase and capital letters! 

More Magnetic Letter Activities:

If you are looking for more magnetic activities, try these free printable resources: 

Brown Bear Magnetic Letters Activity

Magnetic Letter Beginning Sounds Activity

Magnetic Letter CVC Words Activity

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Download The Magnetic Letter Tracing Activity Printables:

To get the free worksheets for this letter tracing activity, fill out the form below.