MySimpleSchooling.com

For homeschooling parents of 3-to-5-year-olds

Print one page. Repeat the process until they get it right.

Clean, printable letter pages with one job on each sheet. Three levels give your child a little less help as the level changes, while an Alphabet Overview shows you what to practice next.

A young child at a small desk, writing letters on a clipboard sheet by himself
“Repetition is the mother of skill.”— Tony Robbins

The problem is the format, we made it simple.

Most letter-practice options make a small thing feel much bigger than it needs to be.

Workbooks

Every letter gets the same few rows, even when some letters need more practice than others.

Free printables

Fonts, strokes, and letter shapes change from site to site, so the practice never feels consistent.

Full curriculum

A simple need can turn into more planning, more pieces, and more to keep track of.

“A book is fixed. Your child is not. Print the letter they need, as often as they need it.”

Who made this

We homeschool our own kids. We built these for them, because we couldn’t find anything simple and easy enough for them to do on their own.

The My Simple Schooling familyHomeschooling parents, and the makers of these sheets

We made the opposite of busy.

Everything we found was too bulky, too cluttered, or simply too much for a 3-to-5-year-old.

So we kept one letter, one page, and nothing extra. Our own kids still use these exact sheets.

Three levels. Less help on each page.

My Simple Writing Sheets are clean, printable letter pages your child works one at a time. No characters, no color, no clutter. Just the letter and room to practice it.

Level 1

TraceThe page guides their hand.

Level 2

Box onlyThey write inside a guide box.

Level 3

On linesThey write on familiar lines.

Level 1 trace sheet with numbered stroke arrows and dotted letters
Trace
Level 2 sheet with guide boxes and dotted examples
Box only
Level 3 sheet with handwriting lines and a dotted example
On lines

Choose the level that fits the practice in front of you. When a letter feels settled, stop printing it. When another needs more attention, print that one again.

The Alphabet Overview shows you exactly what to print next. Every letter is included in uppercase and lowercase across all three levels.

A child filling in a Level 1 Alphabet Overview sheet, tracing the letters by hand.
A Level 1 Alphabet Overview, filled in by hand.

The whole alphabet on one page

The Alphabet Overview.

One page with every letter, uppercase and lowercase, in Level 1 and Level 2. Your child practices the whole alphabet in one sitting, and you see at a glance which letters need another round before you print the single pages again.

A Level 1 Alphabet Overview sheet: every letter shown large next to a dotted, traceable version.
Level 1 — every letter with a traceable version to follow.
A Level 2 Alphabet Overview sheet: every letter shown large next to an empty guide box to write it in.
Level 2 — every letter with a guide box to write it in.

Use it to warm up the whole alphabet, then print the single-letter pages for whatever still needs work.

Filled in by our own kids

The pencil marks are the point.

These are real filled-in sheets from our own home. No stock photo and no polished handwriting added for the page. Just the same simple lines our kids use.

Two completed letter practice sheets filled in by a child, photographed in daylight on a stone floor
Two finished sheets from our own kids.

The questions parents ask first.

Simple does not mean unsupported. It means the page knows its one job, so you can give your attention where your child actually needs it.

Will I still need to sit with my child?

As your child begins the first level they will need more assistance. However, because our sheets are simple and straightforward with clear instructions, you will find that your child knows what to expect and works independently. Independence and confidence are things we want our kids to feel in their work. A win for both of you!

Won’t plain black-and-white feel boring?

The quiet page is deliberate. Without characters, scenes, or competing activities, the letter gets the whole page. Finishing one clear job can feel better than navigating a busy one.

Why not collect free printables?

You can, and we tried that first. The trade-off is inconsistency: different fonts, strokes, letter shapes, and directions from one site to the next. These sheets keep the shapes and progression consistent across the full alphabet.

The complete writing-sheet system

$27

one time

Download once. Print the letter and level your child needs whenever practice calls for another page.

  • Every letter, uppercase and lowercase
  • All three levels: trace, then guide box, then lines
  • The Alphabet Overview, in Level 1 and Level 2
  • A guide to using the whole system
  • One download, with pages you can print again

A workbook gives every letter the same few rows. This gives you the exact page your child needs, without buying the same practice twice.

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A few practical details.

Everything you need to know before you choose your first page.

What ages are these for?

They are built for 3-to-5-year-olds, with page sizing and levels made for beginning writers. Older children still building their letter shapes can use them too.

What kind of letter shapes do they use?

Traditional manuscript: straight up-and-down letters with clean, simple shapes for a small hand.

What if my child is left-handed?

The same sheets work for either hand. The page layout does not favor one side.

Do I need special paper or a special printer?

No. Use any home printer and plain paper. The sheets are black-and-white.

Can I print them for more than one child?

Yes. Buy once and print the pages again for the children in your family.

Do these include numbers?

Letters are the core. Number sheets in the same simple format are available as a $9 add-on at checkout.

Let tomorrow’s letter be the only thing on the page.

One page, one clear job, and an Alphabet Overview for choosing what comes next.

$27, one time

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