Learning to write and read is an art that allows a child to get to know the world in a much fuller and more comprehensive way. For this reason, we, parents and carers of the youngest children, want them to have the opportunity to master these skills as early as possible. And in addition, without the school routine and discouragement that some of us had at the foundation of our education.
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Learning through play is a great way to break away from patterns. Tracing pictures that can later be turned into colorful works of art is great for developing manual dexterity in younger children. ... read more
Picture tracing worksheets by TOPIC
I invite you to play with worksheets prepared for younger children. Thanks to them, graphomotor exercises can gain a new dimension.
Among the tracing worksheets for kids published here, you will find mainly simplified drawings intended for younger children. Graphic simplification, and sometimes even symbolism, make it easier for children to distinguish between individual contours. It should be remembered that an exercise that is too difficult may discourage a child from making further attempts at tracing lines.
Tracing pictures, as well as coloring them, we treat as exercises preceding the stage of tracing lines. The vast majority of the drawings I post here are great for such introductory exercises in calligraphy. However, we are not going to limit ourselves. More complicated motifs, or simply beloved by children, should also be used at the stage of tracing lines, or even at the stage of practicing writing the first letters.
Latest picture tracing worksheets for kids
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Mandala mushroom – tracing lines for kids in pictures
This is one of the reasons why this mushroom covered with a mandala appeared on this page. Previously as a coloring page, and today as a tracing lines worksheet.
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Cobweb – tracing lines and coloring
We invite you to trace a spider’s web for a little spider.
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Seahorse – tracing lines and coloring
Another graphomotor exercise for children will take us on an underwater adventure. We will get closer to sea and ocean nature, represented here by the seahorse.
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Number 9 for tracing and coloring
The last number for kids in this series of worksheets is the number 9, prepared as an outline template to be traced and colored.
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Number 8 for tracing and coloring
In this exercise, the main element is the number 8 drawn in outline. The children’s task is to trace its outline and color it.
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Number 7 for tracing and coloring
In this exercise, I offer you the outline number 7 as a template for tracing and coloring.
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Number 6 for tracing and coloring
Another number for kids prepared for tracing contours and coloring the template is the number 6.
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Number 5 for tracing and coloring
The next version of numbers for tracing and coloring includes a contour-drawn number 5.
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Number 4 for tracing and coloring
The next number to draw along the outline is the number 4.
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Number 3 for tracing and coloring
Another template for learning numbers by tracing and coloring is the number 3 template.
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Number 2 for tracing and coloring
Here I present another worksheet with a contour drawing of the number 2 for tracing and coloring.
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Number 1 for tracing and coloring
Today’s worksheet is a proposal for the outline of the number 1 for tracing and coloring.
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Number 0 for tracing and coloring
When preparing coloring pages with numbers for kids, I thought it would be worth preparing a version of the numbers for tracing. Today I am sharing a simple worksheet with the number 0.
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Mandala apple – tracing lines for kids in pictures
We like apples! Doodling and sketching, I created a design of an apple covered with twisted patterns, like a mandala. I decided to use it as a printable coloring page, and as a graphomotor exercise for tracing lines for kids.
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Oak leaf – picture tracing worksheets
Thinking about the coming autumn and looking at the oaks covered with acorns, I decided to prepare a picture tracing worksheet for kids with an oak leaf to tracing lines.