Learn the letter L with a mighty roar!
This free printable tracing worksheet introduces both the uppercase L and lowercase l, along with a cheerful lion illustration that brings the alphabet to life. Designed for preschool and kindergarten learners, it helps children practice letter formation, recognize the /l/ sound, and strengthen fine motor skills through tracing and coloring.
The friendly lion image encourages curiosity and imagination, making this worksheet an engaging tool for early literacy and handwriting development. Kids can trace, color, and learn all in one fun printable activity.
What’s Inside the Letter L Printable
- Large uppercase L and lowercase l — dotted outlines for tracing and handwriting practice
- Lion illustration — connects the /l/ sound with a familiar animal
- Simple, uncluttered layout — ideal for early learners developing focus and control
Children can trace each letter multiple times, then color their roaring lion to personalize their work. The repetition helps reinforce proper stroke order and strengthens pencil grip — essential for confident writing later on.
How to Use This Printable
- Print on A4 or US Letter paper for classroom or home use.
- Provide pencils, crayons, or washable markers for tracing and coloring.
- Practice aloud together: “L is for Lion” — emphasize the /l/ sound.
- Encourage slow, careful tracing of each line.
- Ask children to name other words starting with L — like leaf, ladder, or lamp.
- Add the finished page to an alphabet learning folder or classroom wall display.
This worksheet works well for phonics lessons, morning handwriting practice, or home learning activities. Short, daily tracing sessions help kids master letter formation while staying engaged.
Learning Benefits
- Builds letter recognition and connects letters with sounds
- Improves fine motor coordination and pencil control
- Encourages focus, patience, and creativity
- Reinforces phonics awareness through repetition
By pairing visual learning (the lion) with auditory and tactile activities (saying and tracing), this worksheet supports multiple learning styles, helping kids remember the letter L more effectively.
Extension Ideas
- Have kids draw more L objects, like a leaf, ladder, or log.
- Play a “Listen for L” game — say words aloud and let kids shout when they hear /l/.
- Follow up with the Letter M Tracing Worksheet to continue the alphabet adventure.
Download the free printable PDF below and let your learners enjoy tracing the letter L with their brave lion friend!
Discover more fun alphabet worksheets in the Alphabet Activities Collection.
