Tracing

Trace the lines in the picture before practicing the dotted lines below.

Make sure children are holding the writing utensil with a pincer grip when tracing.  

Trace this flower and practice the pincer grip... Or use play dough and practice rolling and forming the dough into a colorful flower!

Practice tracing these lines to improve hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills.

Have children practice tracing these vertical lines to improve their fine motor skills.

Practice tracing horizontal lines to help improve fine motor skills needed for handwriting.

Trace with a finger, pencil, or use with play dough.  Either way, children will enjoy practicing how to draw a star!

Practice tracing the alphabet with this simple reproducible worksheet.

Have children trace the rest of the barn to complete the picture.

A great way to practice fine motor skills!  Also can be laminated (use dry erase markers).

A great way to practice using the pincer grip!

Practice making curves up to make handwriting easier to master later!

Challenge students to trace this tricky clover!

Trace the dotted lines to practice making curves and circles.

Trace the dotted lines to complete this picture of a pig!

Improve children's hand-eye coordination by having them trace this football.

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Download all the tracing items in one pack!  Includes 17 pages of ciricles, curves, lines, animals, and more!

Children will LOVE tracing this heart!  You can also use it to help them learn how to spell love.

One page: trace each letter of the alphabet