Grow your alphabet skills with the letter G!
This free printable tracing worksheet helps children learn to identify, trace, and pronounce the letter G, while coloring a fun grape illustration. It’s designed to build early literacy skills, fine motor control, and phonics awareness — all while keeping learning engaging and hands-on.
Perfect for preschool and kindergarten learners, this worksheet introduces both the uppercase G and lowercase g through guided tracing and repetition. The grape image reinforces the /g/ sound and helps children make the connection between letters, sounds, and real-world objects.
What’s Inside the Letter G Printable
- Large uppercase G and lowercase g — bold, dotted outlines for easy tracing
- Grape illustration — connects the /g/ sound to a familiar fruit
- Clean, easy-to-read layout — helps kids stay focused on writing practice
Children can trace the letters several times, then color the grapes purple or green for a creative touch. This mix of visual learning and fine-motor practice encourages confidence and enjoyment in every lesson.
How to Use This Printable
- Print on A4 or US Letter paper for classroom or home use.
- Provide pencils, crayons, or markers for tracing and coloring.
- Say together: “G is for Grape” — emphasize the /g/ sound clearly.
- Help children trace slowly and neatly, following the dotted guides.
- Ask them to name other G words — like goat, gift, glue, or garden.
- Collect completed worksheets in an alphabet folder to track progress.
This worksheet works beautifully for phonics lessons, literacy centers, or morning handwriting warm-ups. A few minutes of practice daily helps kids strengthen writing habits and sound recognition naturally.
Learning Benefits
- Builds phonemic awareness and connects letters to sounds
- Strengthens fine motor coordination and pencil control
- Encourages concentration, visual recognition, and tracing accuracy
- Inspires creativity and confidence in early learners
As children trace, color, and repeat the /g/ sound, they develop a deeper understanding of how letters form the foundation of words and reading.
Extension Ideas
- Encourage kids to draw more G objects — like a goat, guitar, or gift box.
- Play a “Find the G” game around the room or in storybooks.
- Follow up with the Letter H Tracing Worksheet to continue the alphabet journey.
Download the free printable PDF below and let your little learners trace, color, and master the letter G with a bunch of cheerful grapes!
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