Tracing worksheets for little hands
Tracing gets little hands ready to write: straight lines first, then curves, zigzags and loops, then letters and numbers on primary lines. Each row starts with a solid model, then your child traces over the dots.
2 free worksheetsPDF with answer keys
Pre-K (ages 4-5)
Kindergarten (ages 5-6)
In what order
Straight lines (down and across), then simple curves (waves, bridges), then changes of direction (zigzags, steps) and finally loops and circles. After that come numbers and letters.
How often
One or two rows a day is enough. Following the dots from left to right matters more than speed.