Letters I Can Write: A Confidence-Building Workbook (PDF)
Letters I Can Write helps kids learn how to write, skipping the pitfalls that can wear away motivation and derail progress. This workbook provides a thoughtful, research-based progression of activities that build hidden skills that make writing easier, and provides a calm, confidence-building experience that understands the challenges kids can come to writing with.
Who it’s for: children ages 4+, neurodivergent kids, families who value gentle learning, kids who need confidence not drills
What’s inside: 172 high-contrast pages, including 6 pages of activities for each letter, tips and information for the caregiver, and a certificate to celebrate your child’s success.
Not sure yet? Try a free sample letter and see how it feels. Or see how it compares to popular alternatives.
This item is a digital download. Prefer a physical copy? Letters I Can Write is available as a paperback on Amazon [US | CA].
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What Parents Are Saying
- “Our newly 5 year old son has been loving it. We do a few pages each day.”
- “My 5 year old loves this workbook! It’s a homeschooling must.”
- “It made me feel like I could do homeschool.”
More about Letters I Can Write
This handwriting workbook breaks letter learning into clear, manageable lessons based on principles from early education and occupational therapy.
Each letter lesson includes:
- Connections between letters and sounds to give letters context and meaning
- Letter recognition activities to build familiarity and help distinguish between similar letters
- Warm-up activities to prepare the hand for letter shapes and practice formation
- Writing practice with silly sentences and games—because no one likes drills!
- Multiple types of support, including visual cues, tracing, and multisensory options, because every child learns differently
Writing practice that’s extra joyful with…
- Playful activities. Hidden pictures, mazes, connect the dots, and coloring activities for learning that’s low-pressure and purposeful.
- Multi-sensory warm-ups. Each letter comes with suggestions for ways to use your body — like play dough, blocks and back drawing.
- Writing activities. Jokes, silly sentences, and pattern completion make writing feel fun and playful.
- Completion certificate. Use the certificate at the end of this book (or create a personalized one) to celebrate your child’s hard work!