Draw and Write Template
Draw a picture in the box. Then write about it on the lines.
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How to do it
- Draw a picture in the box.
- Say a sentence about it.
- Write it on the lines.
Teaching tip
Ask your child to tell you the sentence out loud before writing it.
About this worksheet
A big picture box with primary writing lines underneath.
What kids practice
Blank pages for everyday writing, sized for kindergarten hands. Primary paper has a top line, a dashed middle line and a bottom line, with the space for small letters lightly shaded, so kids can see where each letter goes. Use these pages for journals, stories, labels, lists and anything else your child wants to write.
Watch for
- Letters floating above the bottom line. Show that every letter sits on it.
- Words squished together. Put a finger down after each word to leave a space.
- Pressing too hard. A light, steady line is easier to write and to erase.
It's free to print, as many copies as you need. See the full writing paper and templates guide for kindergarten.
More sheets in this set
1. Primary Writing PaperBig kindergarten handwriting lines with a dashed middle line and a shaded space for small letters.
3. Name Practice PageA box at the top for a grown-up to write the child's name, then big lines to copy it.
4. I Can Sentences PageFive sentence starters, I can, to trace and finish, each with a box to draw in.