The first years of school are very formative for students and learning shouldn't be a boring or tiring activity. Handwriting is becoming less and less important, with all the technology available and is taught as though it is being replaced. However, children still need the fundamentals -- the alphabet -- to write. Preschoolers Startwrite has a number of worksheets to help your little learner practice letters and shapes they are introduced to in class. Whether they are being taught using letter outlines or start dots, we have worksheets to make it fun. These worksheets can be personalized to engage the young student and encourage them to enjoy the process. Letters can be associated with words at this age without needing to write the word,