LETTER PRACTICE · COLOUR & PRACTISE

Queen with a quilt

Colour queen with a quilt and practise lowercase q. Name queen and quilt together; copying either word is optional with an adult.

Lowercase q practice · One activity per sheet

Choose your paper

A4210 × 297 mmUS Letter8½ × 11 in

One page · A4 · Black & white · 421 kB

A quick printing tip

Use portrait orientation and the same paper size in your printer settings. The PDF includes a white margin so the drawing stays inside the sheet.

With an adult

Read queen, quit and quiz aloud. q is written with u as qu in these words; do not say isolated q. Quit means stop; quiz is a question game.

Start at the marked point: curve round the bowl, then draw the right stem and tail below the line.

Whole-word copying is optional. Model one movement and stop whenever a break would help.

Try this with the picture

Colour the picture. Trace q. Try a word if you like.

Print copies for home or your classroom. See how you can use these pages.

Picture created with AI assistance. Letters, words and practice guides typeset separately.

This page is one of five in lowercase q practice. See the other tasks or download the five-page pack there.

To see uppercase Q beside lowercase q, choose the Qq queen worksheet with outlined letter pairs, a picture and separate tracing and blank guides.

Choose another movement or a small pack from our lowercase letter practice.

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