These free printable letter o tracing worksheets will help your preschool or kindergarten student recognize and write the letter O with confidence! Download four different letter o tracing printables for free - no email address required.
Learning apps and online games have gained popularity, but there is no substitute for hands-on learning. Many children today have poorly developed fine motor skills and manual dexterity. Researchers have found a link between screen time and poor motor skills in preschool aged children.
Even though that app or video might teach your child to sing the ABCs, it won't help them develop the important hand-eye coordination, fine motor strength, or manual dexterity they need.
The great news is that letter tracing worksheets are an easy and free way to help your child learn the alphabet and develop their skills!
These free printable letter o tracing sheets are a great way to boost your child's skills and language learning. Keep scrolling to take your pick of four different styles. Download one or download them all!
There are four letter o tracing pages to pick from. All four have dotted uppercase and lowercase letter o’s to trace. Two also have an octopus to color and the text “Oo octopus” One printable has correct letter formation graphics for capital and lowercase o. The final worksheet has six lines of letter tracing practice.
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Is your child learning their ABCs? Save valuable time when you download 106 pages of letter tracing pages (four pages for each letter plus two bonus handwriting practice sheets) in one handy file! (Keep scrolling just a little more for the individual freebie letter o download links.)
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I recommend laminating the tracing worksheets or placing them in dry erase pockets. This allows you to use the same printouts again and again without printing a million copies (and putting a dent in your copy budget).
Have your child trace the letters with a marker, then wipe the page clean to use it again. You can even store the pages for use again another year!
Your child may also enjoy erasing the pages - my daughter does. Erasing provides even more opportunities for developing motor skills and hand-eye coordination, so it's great if you can get your child to wipe the pages off.
