Young children need lots of pre-writing practice to develop proper pencil grip. Once they start writing letters, they also need to practice proper letter formation. Here is a collection of all the FREE Pre-Writing and Tracing printables and worksheets found on Totschooling - perfect for toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarten kids. There are currently 38 sets of printables and this list will keep growing as more are added.
For toddlers who are just beginning to draw/trace, we highly recommend our Pre-Writing Pack for Toddlers!
For kids needing practice writing their ABCs, we recommend our Alphabet Worksheets Bundle!
This collection of FREE Pre-Writing and Tracing printables includes a variety of worksheets for ages approximately 2-7 years. These include line tracing (pre-writing), letter tracing, picture tracing and word tracing!
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Pre-Writing Printables:
Letter & Number Tracing Printables:
Name & Word Tracing Printables:
For toddlers who are just beginning to draw/trace, we highly recommend our Pre-Writing Pack for Toddlers!
The back to school tracing will be just perfect for my students who are just starting. Thank you!!!!
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ReplyDeleteWow, this is super helpful! So many free tracing sheets for the little ones. Perfect for keeping them busy and learning at the same time. Definitely sharing this with my mom group!
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