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How to Write “T” (Uppercase)

This landscape A4 sheet introduces one way to write the uppercase “T”.

How to Write “T” (Uppercase) | Landscape Worksheet

One A4 page (ready to print as it is)

Bopomofo, ABC & NumbersAround age 6 and up

How to Write “T” (Uppercase) | Landscape Worksheet

SizeA4 landscape
Sheets1 sheet
PrintingB&W is fine
File size437 KB

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What is this practice?

This landscape A4 sheet introduces one way to write the uppercase “T”. A large numbered model sits beside a picture for “Train”, followed by three trace boxes and three blank boxes.

Why this level

Step: Step 3 · Write & Read・Around age 6 and up (guide)

There is no single alphabet stroke order prescribed by a public authority. This sheet shows one practical starting point and direction; other ways are not wrong. Capitals and small letters stay on separate sheets because their shapes differ. Each practice box is 39.5mm wide.

Ages are only a guide. Children of the same age can do different things, so each card also shows what a child can already do.

The sheet title and the note for grown-ups are printed in English. Words inside the activity itself stay in Japanese or Traditional Chinese.

For grown-ups

  • Print on A4 in landscape at 100%.
  • Finger-trace the large model first, following the colored numbers.
  • After three pale models, use as many blank boxes as feel comfortable.

Before you download

A4 at 100%

On your printer at home,
print at 100% scale.

Works in black & white

Even printed in black and white,
the lines stay easy to see.

Scissors with a grown-up

When scissors are involved,
an adult should always be alongside.

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