Free letter B tracing worksheets for kids in preschool through elementary. A fun way to practice writing uppercase and lowercase letter B!
Looking for tracing worksheets to use with your young child? You are in the right spot. Several different designs to choose from including sheets with lines and boxes.
Perfect for kids in preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school who are ready to start writing the letters of the alphabet.
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Before using these tracing worksheets with your kids, make sure they know how to properly form the letter B.
These letter formation cards are great to use along with these worksheets!
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How to Print
- Click the button below the worksheet you want to print to bring up a PDF version
- All printables fit a standard 8 ½ by 11 inch piece of paper
You can create your own alphabet book by combining these pages with additional letters from the collection. You can find letter A tracing worksheets to go along with this set.
A great way to save on ink is to print off one set of these letter B tracing sheets. Then place them inside of a clear plastic sleeve. This way young children can practice writing the letters multiple times using dry erase markers or dry erase crayons.
Each worksheet is printer friendly and uses minimal ink. If printing them off for your kids they can color in the pictures using crayons, markers, or colored pencils.
Free Printable Letter B Tracing Sheets
Each design features uppercase and lowercase letter B. Many have an image that your child can color in using crayons or markers. Coloring is another wonderful way to strengthen fine motor skills!
Images include items from nature: B is for bat, bear, butterfly, and bee! A fun way to get your kids excited about nature.
The first worksheet has an image that shows how to properly write both uppercase and lowercase letter B. On the other printable the letter B is written in bold across the top.
Your kids can color in the outline of the large letter B's at the top of this page along with the beautiful butterfly. Within the boxes, they can trace capital B's and lowercase b's. Then within the boxes, your children can practice writing them on thier own!
B is for bear letter tracing sheet. As your little ones practice tracing they can color the bear at the top of the page. This worksheet has traceable letter b's along with blank lines for them to write their own letters.
There are sixteen letter B's for your child to trace on this worksheet. Across the top is a cute image of a bat. It would be fun to add a night sky to go along with the image!
On the last printable, kids can color in a large bee and a honeycomb along with writing the word bee. On the lines there is room to trace and practice writing both capital and lowercase letter B. This sheet would make a great addition to a bee unit study!
Ready for C? You can find a whole collection of Traceable Letter C Worksheets to go with these sheets!
Additional Activities
Learning about the letter B with your kids? Letters of the week or even a mini unit themed around one specific letter is a fun way for kids to explore the alphabet!
Up on the blog, we have several learning resources including coloring pages, crafts, and booklists. Any of these activities individually or as a whole are great for a unit about the letter B.
Reader Favorite's
Unique designs that kids can color in using their favorite art supplies. Great as a low prep art activity.
Educational picture books for kids in preschool through upper elementary. Each book has been reviewed before being added to the list!
Low prep and requiring minamal supplies, these art activities are fun as hands-on activities!
Looking for more literacy activities? You can find the whole collection in the literacy section of the blog.
Terms of Use
These printables were created by Nature Inspired Learning and are for personal use only for your home, classroom, or public library. All of these free letter B tracing worksheets are for non-commercial use. See full disclosure.
Dusty says
These are so cute. Saving for later 😉
Julie says
So cute, as always, I love the B creatures you've chosen! We're big fans of bumblebees and bats!
Sheri says
What a fantastic resource for kids who are learning to write their letters! The nature theme is a nice change from the normal letter cards you can buy. I love the option for them to either write on lined paper or in the box.
Mariana says
These are GORGEOUS! Thank you so much!