There are a few ways to use this free practice sheet:

1. Print it out and draw over the letters with a dark markers. This is a great way to get used to forming letters that are more uniform with more even spacing between then.

2. After you have made the letters darker, place this sheet under a blank sheet of paper. You should be able to see the alphabet though the blank sheet. Use the letters you see through the paper as a guide to practice writing on a blank sheet of paper.

3. Use this simple alphabet as a starting point to practice and experiment with more creative and complex ways of making your letters, such as block or bubble letters.

For more in-depth study of Writing and Lettering for Presentations check out the mini class with that name in the One Squiggly Line Classroom.