Name Writing Worksheet – Stella (Free Printable)

Learning to write the name Stella is an exciting and meaningful step for young children beginning their handwriting journey.
This free Stella name writing worksheet gives preschool and kindergarten learners a clear, supportive way to practice tracing the name “Stella” using bubble letters and dotted writing lines.

The clean layout, repeated tracing practice, and beginner-friendly design make this worksheet an excellent tool for building early literacy, pencil control, and writing confidence.

A Friendly and Engaging Way to Learn the Name “Stella”

At the top of the worksheet, children will see a large bubble-style version of the name Stella. They can color the letters, finger-trace them, or outline them using crayons or markers.
This playful heading helps kids visually recognize the shape and structure of the name before beginning the detailed tracing practice below.

The worksheet includes ten dotted tracing lines, each showing the name “Stella” in a smooth, early-writer-friendly font.
Repeating the name across the page helps children build muscle memory, improve writing rhythm, and strengthen fine motor skills.

This worksheet works well for:

• Preschool and kindergarten handwriting practice
• Home learning or morning literacy routines
• Classroom handwriting centers
• Children who benefit from structured tracing activities

Why Practicing the Name “Stella” Supports Early Writers

The name Stella includes a helpful mix of handwriting patterns and letter types:

• The capital S introduces curved strokes
• The t teaches tall-letter formation with a crossbar
• The e reinforces circular motion and smooth curves
• The ll pair helps children practice tall, repeating letters
• The ending a supports round-letter formation

Tracing “Stella” strengthens:

• Fine motor coordination
• Letter recognition
• Pencil grip and control
• Understanding of tall, small, and curved letters
• Left-to-right writing habits
• Confidence in writing a meaningful, familiar name

Because “Stella” has a rhythmic and visually appealing pattern, many children enjoy tracing it again and again.

How to Use This Worksheet

1. Begin with the bubble letters
   Have your child color or finger-trace the large “Stella” to warm up their hands.

2. Trace the dotted lines
   Encourage slow, steady tracing with a pencil, crayon, or marker.

3. Talk about the letters together
   Try asking:
   “Which letters are tall?”
   “Which ones have curves?”

4. Encourage independent writing
   When your child is ready, let them try writing “Stella” without tracing.

5. Reuse for practice
   Laminate the sheet or place it in a dry-erase sleeve to allow unlimited use.

This worksheet fits naturally into handwriting routines at home or in early-learning classrooms.

Support Your Child’s Writing Confidence with the Name “Stella”

Practicing the name Stella helps young learners build strong handwriting habits and early literacy skills.
With its friendly bubble heading and simple tracing lines, this worksheet provides an encouraging, enjoyable way for children to practice writing a meaningful word—their own name.

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