Letter E tracing worksheet
Trace uppercase E and lowercase e, then try each one on the blank writing rows.
Customize this sheet in the private workbench. Your text is processed on your device.
The sample uses A4. Choose US Letter or a custom paper size in the workbench.
These sheets use Andika print letters. For stroke order, follow the handwriting model you use at home or school.
Practice E and e in separate groups, each with a solid model, light tracing and a blank copy row. Print the sample or open it in the workbench to adjust the size and spacing.
Keep the opening clear
Capital E has a tall stem and three horizontal strokes. Lowercase e is rounded, with a short line across its middle. Choose a size that leaves the small opening easy to see.
Look at both forms, trace the pale letters, then use the blank rows to copy.
Compare e with c
Compare e with c. The line inside e is the key difference. If the guides make it hard to see, lower the line darkness before printing.
Try a short word
Try egg, elm or elbow when you want to practice e in a word. Choose one or use all three in the word worksheet maker.
Use these words in the word worksheet maker, with room to trace and copy each one.
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Prepare the page
- Check the complete capital E and lowercase e, including any parts above or below the main body.
- Choose A4 or US Letter to match the paper in your printer.
- Adjust letter size and row spacing in the workbench, then inspect every page.
- Use Print at actual size, or download the PDF and check its page size before printing.