Multisensory Letter Formation Cards – Free Printable for Uppercase, Lowercase, & Pre-Writing Strokes
Help Your Child Build Handwriting Confidence With a Simple, Sensory-Rich Routine
Do you have a child who avoids handwriting, gets frustrated easily, or reverses their letters?
You’re not alone—and you’re not doing anything wrong.
Most young children (especially those with ADHD, sensory needs, or fine motor delays) need more than just a pencil and worksheet. They need a multisensory, emotionally safe, and repeatable way to build the brain-body connection that handwriting requires.
That’s why I created these Multisensory Letter Formation Cards—a gentle, engaging printable tool that guides kids through uppercase, lowercase, and pre-writing stroke practice using the “Say it. Trace it. Write it.” method.
✅ What’s Inside the Free Printable
This printable pack includes:
- Uppercase A–Z letter formation cards
- Lowercase a–z letter formation cards
- 9 Pre-writing strokes (lines, curves, zigzags, etc.)
- “Say it. Trace it. Write it.” format on every card
- Bold, clean visuals that support visual-motor learning
- Easy-to-use, calming layout for home, classroom, or therapy
These cards are designed by an occupational therapist and homeschooling mom (hi, that’s me!) with simplicity, connection, and sensory support in mind.
💡 Ways to Use These Cards
- Finger tracing before pencil work
- Laminate and reuse with dry erase markers
- Add sensory play: try shaving cream, Play-Doh, or rainbow writing
- Use for fine motor warm-ups before writing
- Build into your daily homeschool rhythm
- Store on a binder ring for car rides, calm-down corners, or morning baskets
These cards are especially helpful for kids who:
- Struggle with fine motor control
- Reverse letters like b/d or p/q
- Need visual, verbal, and kinesthetic input to retain new skills
- Thrive with playful repetition, not drill worksheets
💛 You’re Not Just Teaching Handwriting—You’re Building Confidence
When you slow down and offer your child a tool that meets their sensory and learning needs, you’re doing so much more than teaching letters.
You’re helping them feel capable, understood, and seen.
These cards are a small, meaningful way to do that—right from your kitchen table or therapy room.
🎁 Get Your Free Multisensory Letter Formation Cards
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Looking for More Handwriting Support?
After you download your cards, I’ll send you extra tips and tools—like warm-up routines, letter reversal help, and silly handwriting games to make practice actually fun.
Because handwriting doesn’t have to end in tears. 💛
