Category: Tracing pictures

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.

Today we’re going into space! During this journey, we will be accompanied by a drawing of a bulgy rocket for tracing lines and coloring.

As part of the holiday topics, I thought about animals that we often have the opportunity to meet in their natural environment during the holiday season. Therefore, the theme of this worksheet for kids has become a jellyfish. A picture for tracing lines and coloring.

Referring to the earlier mittens with tracing lines in the pictures, I have prepared another winter drawing for kids to trace along the lines – a winter hat with a pompom.

This classic car appeared as a coloring book for children many years ago. Today I decided to refresh this drawing, making it a picture for tracing.

Dinosaurs are a never ending story in many homes. They inspired me to prepare a very simple and fun version of the tracing lines worksheet with a funny dinosaur in the lead role.

Just before Valentine’s Day, I decided to use the heart symbol to create new tracing lines for kids. Some loops, some arcs, some circles, and of course a heart.

Recently, I got my hands on colorful children’s winter gloves. Thanks to them, mittens for tracing lines were created, filled with colorful patterns.

This is how this unusual coloring page with circles and tracing elements was created.

Trees can be a great topic for winter graphomotor exercises. Especially the coniferous ones, which are one of the few that can boast of a bit of green at this time of year. Thanks to such inspiration, this worksheet for kids with an unusual tracing pattern was created. You can use them as a model of an ordinary conifer or a Christmas tree.

Today, I have something that sparkles… well, maybe not literally, but it sure looks great on paper! Introducing a pre-writing tracing worksheet featuring a beautiful Christmas ornament – sleek, elegant, and filled with a light geometric pattern.

Today’s idea for tracing lines is stars. They fit every night sky, but we have to admit that they are especially associated with winter and the first star.

We bring the holiday spirit. This time using a Christmas bauble for tracing lines. Just in time for December.

This time I prepared something related to the cozy little things that decorate our homes – a large, decorative vase filled with beautiful patterns for tracing.

I prepared this tracing lines exercise with a smiling Christmas tree especially for December. The task of the children is to trace along the twigs and ornaments, and then they can color the entire Christmas tree according to their own idea.