Line tracing worksheets
Tracing is practice for little hands: a line, a curve, a letter, with no hurry. Straight lines, zigzags, waves and loops from one picture to the next. The first step before letters, with no writing needed.
Try this together
Before the crayon, trace each line in the air with a finger and make a sound for it: a long sound for a straight line, a bumpy one for a zigzag.
How to use it
- Say the letter or number out loud as you start.
- Trace together from the black dot, slowly.
- Say the word once more and point to the picture.
More to print
For more ideas, read The best way to teach a toddler the alphabet: letter names, sounds and play in English and How to teach English speaking to toddlers who can’t read yet: listening comes first. See all tracing sheets.
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Tatako says each word, waits for your child and cheers when it comes out.
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