Alphabet Tracing Cards

I made these cards to help my kids form the letters of the alphabet correctly. I print them out double sided (capital letter on one side, the lowercase letter on the other side), chop them up, laminate them, then let the kids trace over them. They are in QLD Beginners Font and I love this outline font because it has a dot where they need to start writing and also an arrow showing them which way to go.
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  1. Unknown13 December 2013 at 11:12

    I am looking for this font for a TPT product I am creating...where did you get it??
    THANKS!!!

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  2. Anonymous18 March 2014 at 17:06

    Miss G

    This is exactly what I have been looking for to help my son.

    This is a wonderful resource.

    Well done and THANKYOU for sharing this with us.

    Naidne

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