Is the letter r your letter of the week? Teach your preschooler or kindergartner about the letter r with these free printable tracing worksheets! Pick from four different letter r tracing worksheet printables and download them for free – no email address required.
This set of tracing worksheets includes four different pages to help your child develop their letter r recognition abilities and fine motor skills.
Tracing letters can help your child learn them more quickly than reading alone. Additionally, tracing builds confidence in independent writing abilities. You can use the worksheets individually or as part of your alphabet learning curriculum with the other free printable alphabet tracing worksheets in the series.
R is for Rabbit tracing worksheets
R is for rabbit with this set of tracing worksheet printables.
All four worksheets feature dotted uppercase and lowercase r’s to trace. Two also have a rabbit to color and the text “Rr Rabbit” One printable has correct letter formation graphics for capital and lowercase r. The final worksheet has six lines of letter tracing r tracing practice.
Just like artists frequently do warmup drawings, the rabbit to color can serve as a warmup for your child. Once they’re warmed up and ready to go, they can move on to the lines of letter tracing.
Like all free preschool printables on the site, these printables are available for personal and classroom use. You may print and use them as many times as you’d like with your own children, therapy clients, or students.
You are not licensed to alter or charge for the files or redistribute them to other adults for use with their children or students. Please send your friends and coworkers to this post so they can download their own copies.
Save valuable time when you get 106 printable alphabet tracing worksheets in one handy file! You will receive 4 pages per letter and two bonus handwriting practice pages for one low price. (Keep scrolling just a touch more to access the individual free letter p download links.)
Letter r worksheet – correct letter formation
How to use preschool printables
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Children learn through repetition. As I’m sure you’ve noticed, they also really enjoy repetition.
A 2011 study demonstrated that young children learned new words more effectively when read the same story over and over again when compared to a group of their peers who hear the same set of words in multiple different stories. Hopefully that helps you feel bit better about reading the same story book ten times a day!
Your child is unlikely to master the letter r the first time they sit down to trace the letter. Instead, they will need repeated exposure and plenty of practice.
Instead of using all your ink and paper printing a huge stack of worksheets, 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 wasting time and resources printing the same page repeatedly.
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.
Letter tracing worksheets
These printable letter tracing worksheets are idea for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten. Grab free printable letter tracing worksheets with lowercase and uppercase letters to trace!
Alphabet Tracing Pages - Full Alphabet with Bonus Writing Practice Pages
Save valuable time and get the entire alphabet in one handy file! Download 106 pages of tracing printables with four pages for each letter of the alphabet PLUS two blank practice handwriting pages for one affordable price.
The rest of the links in this grid take you to individual download pages where you can get specific letter tracing printables for free.
Letter Aa Tracing Worksheets
These letter A tracing worksheets feature an Ant to color and plenty of letter tracing opportunities.
Letter B Tracing Worksheets
These free printable letter b worksheets feature uppercase and lowercase b's and a cute bear to color.
Free Printable Letter C Tracing Worksheets
These letter C tracing worksheets feature a cute cat to color and plenty of capital and lowercase letters to trace.
Free Printable Letter D Tracing Worksheets
Get your letter d tracing printables with a duck to color here!
Free Printable Letter E Tracing Worksheets
These letter f tracing worksheets feature a cute elephant to color.
Free Printable Letter F Tracing Worksheets
These letter f tracing worksheets feature a cute frog! Get four styles of letter f worksheet with uppercase and lowercase letters.
Free Printable Letter G Tracing Worksheets
These letter G tracing pages feature a cute giraffe to color.
Free Printable Letter H Tracing Worksheets
These free printable letter h tracing worksheets have a cute hippo to color. Stop in to get your letter h traceables today!
Free Printable Letter I Tracing Worksheets
These worksheets will help your child master the letter i with plenty of tracing practice and a cute iguana to color.
Free Printable Letter J Tracing Worksheets (J is for Jellyfish)
These letter j tracing pages include a cute jellyfish to color and correct letter formation grpahics for the letter J.
Free Printable Letter K Tracing Worksheet (with a cute koala!)
K is for koala with these alphabet tracing printables! uppercase and lowercase letter k's to trace with correct letter formation graphics and a koala to color.
Free Printable Letter L Tracing Worksheet (L is for Lion)
L is for Lion with these printable letter l tracing worksheets.
Free Printable Letter M Tracing Worksheet (M is for Monkey)
M is for monkey with this set of printable letter l tracing worksheets.
Free Printable Letter N Tracing Worksheet (N is for Narwhal)
The letter N is for Narwhal with these free printable letter n tracing worksheets.
Free Printable Letter O Tracing Worksheet (O is for Octopus)
O is for octopus with these free printable letter o worksheets for preschool and kindergarten.
Free Printable Letter P Tracing Worksheet (P is for Pig)
P is for Pig with these cute letter tracing worksheets for preschool adn kindergarten.
Free Printable Letter R Tracing Worksheets (R is for Rabbit)
R is for rabbit with these letter r tracing pages!
Free Printable Letter S Tracing Worksheets for Preschool & Kindergarten
These free printable letter s tracing worksheets will have your child confidently writing uppercase and lowercase s's in no time.
Free Printable Letter T Tracing Worksheet for Preschool & Kindergarten
T is for Tiger with these letter t tracing worksheets! Your child will love the cute tiger to color and be writing the letter t confidently in no time.
Free Printable Letter U Tracing Worksheet (Teach your preschooler the alphabet!)
U is for Urial with these free printable u tracing worksheets! Two sheets feature a cute urial goat goat to color. One has correct letter formation graphics for the letter u and the final page has plenty of letter u writing practice.
Free Printable Letter V Tracing Worksheets
These letter v tracing worksheets are the perfect addition to your letter v activities for preschoolers and pre-k!
Free Printable Letter W Tracing Worksheets (w is for whale)
W is for Whale with these printable preschool letter tracing worksheets.
Free Printable Letter X Tracing Worksheet (X is for x-ray fish)
X is for x-ray fish with these letter x tracing free printable worksheets.
Free Printable Letter Y Tracing Worksheet (y is for yak)
Y is for yak with these printable letter y tracing worksheets.
Free Printable Letter Z Tracing Worksheet (z is for zebra)
Z is for zebra as we finish off the alphabet with these letter z tracing worksheets!
Natasha Núńez is a former classroom teacher with a Masters of the Arts in Teaching. She also is a registered yoga teacher & holds a certificate in natural skincare formulation from the School of Natural Skincare. She shares her passion for education, positive parenting, free printables, and recipes for DIY bath & home products. Learn more about Natasha and where she’s been featured.
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