Help Them Get There
Help them get there! Start at the green dot and trace the path without lifting your crayon.
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How to do it
- Put your crayon on the green dot.
- Trace the path all the way to the treat.
- Try not to lift your crayon.
Teaching tip
Go slow. Staying on the line matters more than finishing fast.
About this worksheet
Dotted paths from an animal to its treat, like a bee to a flower. Paths are straight, wavy, zigzag, hills, steps or loopy. More has the trickiest paths.
What kids practice
Every letter is made from a few simple strokes: down, across, circles, slants, curves and zigzags. Practicing these big strokes builds the hand control kids need before letters feel easy.
Watch for
- Starting at the bottom instead of the top.
- Gripping the crayon in a fist. Show how to pinch it with the thumb and first finger.
- Going too fast and skipping off the dotted line. Slow and steady wins.
It's free to print, with Fewer, Standard or More on the page. See the full pre-writing strokes and tracing guide for kindergarten.
More sheets in this set
- See it all
1. Writing Strokes ChartThe six strokes that make every letter, with start dots and arrows. 
3. Finish the PictureTwo scenes to finish by tracing, like rain from a cloud, a fence, waves, balloon strings, grass or a kite string.
4. Big Stroke Warm-upsRows of big strokes to trace, like down lines, circles, crosses and X marks.
5. Picture MazesMazes from an animal to its treat, like a cat to a fish. Fewer mazes are small and wide open, More mazes are bigger.