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This comprehensive collection of worksheets is designed to help young learners develop the essential skills needed for handwriting through engaging and fun activities.

What's Included:

• 16 Shape Tracing Worksheets
• 9 Prewriting Lines Worksheets
• Bonus Activities for Extra Practice ( tracing animals and coloring )

Why Choose Our Worksheets:

Our "Prewriting Lines and Shapes Tracing Worksheets" are carefully crafted by experienced educators to ensure that each activity is both educational and enjoyable. By providing consistent practice, these worksheets will help your students gain the confidence and skills they need to succeed in their writing journey.

Download now and give your students a head start in developing their writing abilities with our engaging and effective prewriting lines and shapes tracing worksheets!

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Back To School Line Tracing Cards improve hand and eye coordination. These tracing line worksheets will keep kids busy tracing. This activity is designed to help preschool through kindergarten students develop fine motor skills and prepare for writing. The tracing line is an important motor skill for learning to write.

Fine motor skill is the coordination of small muscles, in movements usually involving the synchronization of hands and fingers with the eyes

These pre-writing worksheets are vertical, diagonal and curved lines.

This hands-on activity features 10 pages different tracing lines to get your children to practice strengthening their muscles as well as learn how to write.

What's included

• Lines practice printable (10pages)
• 8.5 × 11 inch
• school supplies

How to use

You can use these tracing lines printable in three ways

1. Line Practice strips: print, laminate, and cut out the lines strips. Have the students trace the line with a dry-erase marker.

2. Worksheets: Simply print and laminate if you want to use it multiple times. Have the students trace the line with a dry-erase marker or crayon.

3. Digital activities: You can turn this activity into digital activity. The students can complete it on a device. Have your students use the highlight or pen to trace the lines. You can choose which pages you want to give to your students.