A gentle way to practice
Say the name together, look at its letters, and trace one row slowly. The outlined letters are guides to trace over, not a stroke-order lesson. Let the learner try a blank line when ready.
The worksheet uses a plain printed font. For a particular school handwriting style, follow the teacher’s letter-formation model. Short sessions and comfortable pencil pressure are enough.
Long names
Letter size adapts to the available width. A first name or a short word gives larger, clearer guides. For long names, practice one part at a time.