Type your own sentences and print a sentence tracing sheet — trace, then write it again — in seconds. Free, in your browser, no sign-up.
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Tracing a whole sentence practices more than letter shapes: spacing between words, capital letters at the start, a period at the end, and keeping everything on the line. The blank row underneath is where the real learning happens — the child copies the sentence with the model still right above it.
Single words or names? Use the name tracing generator. For reading practice, try the missing letter worksheet and flashcard maker. The same sentences in joined-up letters: the cursive writing worksheets generator.
Put the details after a # in the address and this page opens with the worksheet already filled in — handy for a class newsletter, a bookmark or a link from a chat assistant. The part after # stays in your browser; it is never sent to our server.
Parameters
#lines= up to 8 sentences, one per item (60 characters each)#title= the worksheet titleCombine several with & (for example #title=…&words=…). Separate list items with |.
Examples
Type one sentence per line (up to 8). Each one is printed in dashed letters on a three-line handwriting rule — top line, dotted midline, baseline — followed by an empty ruled line so the child can write it again on their own. Then press Print.
Short, meaningful ones: the child’s name (“My name is Leo.”), sight-word sentences (“I can see the dog.”), a line from a favorite book, or the day’s date. Fewer sentences means larger letters — 3 or 4 per page is ideal for preschool and kindergarten.
Yes — untick “Add a blank line to rewrite each sentence” and only the tracing rows print, with more room for each one.
No — the worksheet is drawn entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server: your last lines are saved only in this browser, so they are still there next time. There is no watermark, account or fee.