• Kindergarten
  • Learning Support
  • About 10 minutes

Giant Rainbow Letters

Rainbow write! Start at the green 1. Trace the giant letters three times, each time with a new color.

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This is sheet #135424601.

How to do it

  1. Start at the green 1.
  2. Trace the giant letters three times in three colors.
  3. Trace and write the small letters below.

Teaching tip

Trace the giant letter with a finger first, saying the steps out loud.

Giant Rainbow Letters worksheet for kindergarten (handwriting helpers (dysgraphia-friendly)), free printable
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About this worksheet

One giant uppercase and lowercase letter with numbered start dots, plus a row of each to trace and write. Reload for a new letter.

What kids practice

These sheets build the hand strength, control and habits that make writing easier. They warm up little hands, practice staying in the lines, and teach where each letter starts. They help many children, with or without dysgraphia. They are not a test and not a diagnosis. Messy, slow writing is normal in kindergarten.

Watch for

  • Starting letters at the bottom. Point to the green start dot every time.
  • Gripping the pencil with a fist. Try a short pencil or broken crayon so a pinch grip happens on its own.
  • Pushing through tired, sore hands. Take a break and come back.
  • Waiting a long time to ask for help. If writing stays painful or very hard, ask about an occupational therapist (OT).

It's free to print, as many copies as you need. See the full handwriting helpers (dysgraphia-friendly) guide for kindergarten.

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