Today, pre-writing Practical exercises in the sea version! Especially for my son, who has recently been fascinated by all aquatic creatures – from sharks, through sawfish, to manta rays. I think there will also be a place for a turtle in all this.
This worksheet contains several elements with a cute sea turtle in the center for you to model. The kids’ task is to trace lines, which helps develop precise hand movements. It’s not only great fun, but also a way to improve graphomotor skills.
There are waves around the turtle that also need some color. Their repeating motif is a less conventional version of children’s patterns for tracing lines. Drawing waves is a great way to practice regularity and repetition of movements, as well as introducing an artistic element to the task.
When the tracing is completed, I encourage you to color the entire drawing. You can pay special attention to creating beautiful patterns on the turtle’s shell. Our kids always have so much fun adding their own touches and colors to these drawings.
I invite you to have fun and discover sea adventures with our turtle!
