Free Printable Lines and Shapes Tracing
Straight lines, curves, zigzags, circles and squares to trace: the moves that come before letters.
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How to use it
- Start with straight lines, then curves, zigzags, circles and squares (one page each).
- Trace the example with a finger first. Then use a thick crayon: start at the big dot, follow the arrow, and try to stay on the dots.
- When it gets easy, use the Harder version: more lines, thinner and smaller.
An example, filled in
Why it helps
These are the moves inside every letter. Practicing them on their own, big and one kind at a time, makes letters easier later.
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