Letter T Tracing Worksheets – Free Printable (Upper & Lower Case)
Meet uppercase T and lowercase t. Download a ready-to-print worksheet with dotted practice, a solid model and room to write on your own.
US Letter preview · A4 also available
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A page for T. And t, too.
Choose the paper size in your printer. Both versions include the same practice sequence: a solid model, separate dotted rows for each case, mixed-case practice, and a blank ruled row.
Print at 100% / Actual size. These are print letters without stroke arrows. The font artwork is included in the PDF; you do not need to install it.
Look closely at T and t.
Uppercase T has a top bar and an upright. Lowercase t has a crossbar and a lower curve in this font.
Compare t with f: both have crossbars, but the upper and lower shapes differ.
Try it together
Notice, trace, then try.
Look for T at the beginning of a name and find a lowercase t in the same or another word.
Look at the solid model together before starting the dotted row. Let your learner choose whether to work on uppercase or lowercase today. There is no need to finish every row in one session.
Use the blank row for an independent attempt while keeping the model in view. If the shape is difficult, return to one dotted letter and compare the parts. Follow the letter formation taught in your classroom when it differs from this font.
Keep printing simple
The right paper. A clear page.
A4 and US Letter have different proportions. Match the file to your paper, select Actual size in the print dialog, and turn off browser headers and footers. Fit to page changes the size even if the row count looks the same.
Print a single page first. Check that the dots are visible and the lower parts of letters are inside the page edges. If the lines are too pale, disable draft or ink-saving mode.
Want to write a different example by hand? The blank writing templates include wide guides and a demonstration column. For the entire alphabet, download the 26-page A–Z book.