Letter Tracing
Letter Tracing – Lowercase f-j
Lowercase f, g, h, i, and j with descenders and dots — grey models show how far g and j drop below the line. Dotted midline practice rows follow each traced letter.
About this resource
- Category
- Handwriting
- Type
- Letter Tracing
- Year group
- Reception
- Format
- A4 PDF
Good for
- Practising j hooks without lifting too high
- Dotting i after the whole word is written
- Controlling g tails so they do not loop into the next line
- Fine motor focus on f crossbars
Common questions
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