Pre-K Tracing Workbook

Lines, shapes, ABCs, coloring and 123s in one step-by-step path. Print a few pages, sit together, stop.

Most printable bundles are 100 random pages and no idea where to start. This one has an order. Your child begins with pencil control, moves to shapes, then letters, then numbers, and you tick off each part as you go. Every part ends with a star for your child to color, so they can see how far they've come.

It's 95 A4 pages in a single PDF. Print only what you need today, and come back tomorrow.

• No planning
• Start at page 1 and follow the order.
• Short sittings
• A few pages at a time, then done. No battles.
• Pencil control first
• Lines and shapes come before letters, so writing feels easier.
• Coloring for lighter days
• 26 original "A is for Apple" pages when tracing feels like too much.
• Print only what you need
• No wasted ink, and the PDF stays on your computer.

What's inside

• The path

You tick each part when it's done, and your child colors a star.

• Lines

Trace straight lines, waves, zigzags and loops to warm up the hand.

• Shapes

Trace circles, squares, triangles and more before letters get tricky.

• Cut and paste

Practice scissors by cutting and sticking pictures onto their outlines.

• Shadow matching

Match each picture to its shadow, a quiet visual skill game.

• Color A to Z

Color a big letter and a picture for each letter, A to Z.

• Capital letters

Trace A to Z with a picture to remember each letter.

• Small letters

Trace a to z with the same pictures.

• Numbers 1 to 20

Trace each number, then color and count that many objects.

Who it's for

Ages 4 and 5, preschool or Pre-K, homeschool or after-school practice. If your child is 3 and loves pencils, try the lines and shapes first.

What you need

A printer (A4 or Letter at 100%), a pencil, and crayons. Tip: use "draft" mode for the dotted letters to save ink.