Name Writing Worksheet – Lincoln (Free Printable)

Learning to write the name Lincoln is an exciting milestone for young children who are beginning to develop handwriting skills.
This free Lincoln name writing worksheet includes a large bubble-style name at the top and ten dotted tracing lines below, giving preschool and kindergarten learners a clear, structured way to practice forming the name “Lincoln.”

With its simple layout and well-paced repetition, this worksheet supports early literacy growth, fine motor development, and writing confidence.

A Friendly and Supportive Way to Learn the Name “Lincoln”

At the top of the worksheet, children will see a large bubble-style version of the name Lincoln. Kids can color it, finger-trace it, or outline it with crayons or markers.
This warm-up step helps them recognize the overall shape of the letters before tracing smaller text.

Below the bubble heading are ten dotted tracing lines, each displaying “Lincoln” in a clean, early-learning handwriting font.
This repeated tracing helps children build muscle memory, letter control, and smooth writing movement.

This worksheet is ideal for:

• Preschool and kindergarten handwriting development
• Home learning or morning warm-up routines
• Literacy centers and quiet writing activities
• Children who benefit from guided tracing practice

Why Practicing the Name “Lincoln” Helps Early Writers

The name Lincoln includes a variety of valuable handwriting movements:

• The capital L introduces tall, straight strokes
• The i teaches dotting accuracy and spacing
• The n builds confidence with arches
• The c encourages smooth curved writing
• The o strengthens circular motion
• The l adds tall-letter practice
• The final n reinforces consistent strokes

Tracing “Lincoln” helps children develop:

• Fine motor coordination
• Pencil grip and handwriting control
• Recognition of uppercase and lowercase letters
• Understanding of tall, small, and curved letters
• Left-to-right writing progression
• Confidence in writing a meaningful, familiar word

Because “Lincoln” has a rhythmic mix of straight and curved strokes, children often enjoy tracing it multiple times.

How to Use This Worksheet

1. Start with the bubble name
   Encourage children to color or finger-trace the large “Lincoln.”

2. Trace the dotted lines carefully
   Use a pencil, crayon, or marker—focus on slow, steady movement.

3. Talk about the letters together
   Ask questions like:
   “Which letters are tall?”
   “Which letters have curves?”
   “Where does the dot go?”

4. Invite independent writing
   When they feel ready, let your child write “Lincoln” without tracing.

5. Reuse for extra practice
   Laminate the worksheet or place it in a dry-erase sleeve to allow repeated tracing.

This worksheet fits easily into handwriting lessons at home or in the classroom.

Build Writing Confidence with the Name “Lincoln”

Practicing the name Lincoln helps children grow strong handwriting habits while feeling proud of their progress.
With clear tracing lines and a friendly bubble-style title, this worksheet makes early writing practice both enjoyable and achievable.

Download the free PDF below and help your child learn to write the name Lincoln with confidence and joy!