Tracing for
Seniors
Pre-writing
strokes
Little Covian’s Name :
By : Kiddie Cove
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Tracing helps little ones refine their pre-writing skills,
and builds the foundation for drawing and writing
letters and words.
Preschool children can trace to practice the skills they
need to write, including learning how to hold a crayon
or pencil.
Tracing curved and straight lines, circles and other
shapes refines children's muscles and coordination,
which makes it easier for them to transition to writing.
Tracing a dot-to-dot puzzle requires children to use
fine motor skills and also encourages them to practice
counting.
If children do not have the hand and finger strength to
trace with a crayon or pencil, encourage them to play
with modeling clay to develop these muscles.
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Contents
1. Fun Tracing ....................................................................................................................................................................... 4
2. Standing & Sleeping Lines ............................................................................................................................................... 5
3. Diagonal Lines .................................................................................................................................................................. 6
4. Curved Lines .................................................................................................................................................................... 7
5. Let’s Trace ........................................................................................................................................................................ 8
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1. Fun Tracing
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2. Standing & Sleeping Lines
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3. Diagonal Lines
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4. Curved Lines
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5. Let’s Trace
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