This easy worksheet gives kindergartners six rows of dotted-letter tracing practice with familiar words like gate, hill, igloo, jug, kite, and lion, building steady pencil control through repeated guided strokes. Children then fill in missing alphabet letters, identifying that B comes after A, C comes before D, and F follows E in sequence.

Three true or false questions wrap up the page, asking whether B comes before A and whether the alphabet has 26 letters, helping young learners connect tracing motor skills with early alphabet knowledge and confident letter recognition.