Letter Q tracing worksheet
Free printable letter Q tracing worksheet in Zaner-Bloser style: capital Q and small q with numbered strokes, tracing rows and the word “queen”.
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The same ZB style shapes as this sheet, as your child plays them in LetterSchool: three short games that teach where to start and which way to go.
- 1Tap the dots
- 2Trace the path
- 3Write it yourself
How to write the letter Q step by step.
Capital Q in Zaner-Bloser style:
- 1Start here and go up and to the left.
- 2Lift your pencil, start here and go down and to the right.
Small q in Zaner-Bloser style:
- 1Start here and go up and to the left.
- 2Without lifting your pencil, change direction and go down.
About the letter Q
Sound: Almost always written qu, saying kw as in queen.
Words to practice: queen, quilt, quack, question.
Watch out: q and g look alike; q has a straight tail (or a tail to the right).
Tip: Make a c, go up and straight down below the baseline.
Qq in each style
The same letter is formed a little differently in each handwriting program. Numbers count the steps on the model letter.
- Zaner-Bloser styleCapital Q: 2 steps · small q: 2 steps
- Handwriting Without Tears styleCapital Q: 2 steps · small q: 2 steps
- D'Nealian styleCapital Q: 2 steps · small q: 2 steps
Say the strokes out loud while your child writes, and let them trace slowly before they write on their own. Learning the right starting point and direction early makes it easier to write quickly and neatly later on.