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Thoughtfully designed writing resources that let kids feel capable from the start

Joyful, low-pressure workbooks, games and activities that build the skills children need to be confident writers.

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DIB dab: A Lively Letter Matching Game

DIB dab: A Lively Letter Matching Game

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Letters I Can Write: A Confidence-Building Workbook (PDF)

Letters I Can Write: A Confidence-Building Workbook (PDF)

$18.00

Letters I Can Write: A Confidence-Building Workbook (Paperback)

Letters I Can Write: A Confidence-Building Workbook (Paperback)

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Happy Bird-Day! A Traceable Birthday Card Kids Can Write

Happy Bird-Day! A Traceable Birthday Card Kids Can Write

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Five printable children's worksheet pages fanned out on a white background, featuring the name Charlotte, letter-finding exercises, alphabet tracing, and a black-and-white story illustration.

Start with their name

Your child’s name is one of the most meaningful words in the world to them. And it’s one of the best places to begin when it comes to writing.

This 5-page worksheet set is made just for your kid.

Get your free name practice sheets
A smiling woman with light brown hair and blue eyes, wearing a thick cream-colored knit scarf, photographed in a circular frame with a blurred outdoor forest background.

Hi, I’m Elyse. The mom and creator behind Little Paper Fort.

When my child struggled with writing, I started looking more closely and realized how many skills are involved that we don't always see. There's so many hidden skills kids need to write, and every kid has their own timeline.

Little Paper Fort was created to help kids build confidence step by step, without unnecessary pressure. Everything I make is designed with those hidden prerequisites in mind, to help kids experience success and celebrate the little ways they feel more capable.

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