Tracing Pack

From first lines and curves to letters, numbers, words and picture art.

10–15 minutes of screen-free calm your child will actually enjoy.

Tracing is wonderfully settling: a pencil, a line to follow, and nothing flashing for attention. If you're trying to cut back on screen time, these pages give your child a quiet, steady task that builds pencil control along the way. The pack starts with simple straight lines and builds up, booklet by booklet, to letters, numbers, words, a first sentence and pictures to trace and colour.

10 PDFs · 100 activity pages

Ten booklets arranged from easiest (01) to hardest (10): lines, curves and shapes first, then capital and small letters, numbers 0 to 20, words and sentences, and finally trace-the-picture art.

Why you'll like it

• Pencil control, step by step: lines, curves and shapes come first, so letters and numbers feel easier when you get there.
• Letters, numbers and first words: capital and small letters, numbers 0 to 20, simple words and a first sentence to trace and write.
• A quiet, settling routine: tracing is calm by nature, and each page fits neatly into 10–15 screen-free minutes.

How it works

1. Print the booklet you want, or just one page. Each page is a single activity.
2. Sit together with a pencil (and crayons for the shape and picture pages). Most line-tracing pages start at a green dot and travel to a little picture, so your child always knows where to begin and where to stop.
3. Give it 10–15 minutes. One or two pages is plenty. Stop while it still feels like fun, and use the little "How did I do today?" faces at the bottom of the page to finish.

Delivery

Instant digital download. Straight after checkout you get one zip file with all 10 PDFs (colour edition) inside. Nothing is posted; just unzip and print at home.

What's inside

1. Straight and Slanted Lines — Trace lines across, down, up and on a slant, short and long lines, lines with a corner and steps, mostly starting at a green dot and ending at a picture.
2. Curves, Zigzags, Waves and Loops — Hills, rainbow curves, wavy water, zigzags, wiggly lines, loops, spirals, bumps and one long trail to follow all the way to the end.
3. Shapes — Trace circles, squares, triangles, rectangles, ovals, diamonds, hearts and stars, find shapes in everyday things, colour a house and a train of shapes and trace shape patterns.
4. Capital Letters A to M — Trace and then write the capital letters A to M, try a giant M with a finger first, trace first letters of words and trace A to M in order.
5. Capital Letters N to Z — Trace and then write the capital letters N to Z, a giant X to trace with a finger first, first letters of words and N to Z in order.
6. Small Letters a to m — Trace and then write the small letters a to m, trace big and small letter partners, a giant m to finger-trace and first letters of words.
7. Small Letters n to z — Trace and then write the small letters n to z, a giant o to finger-trace, big and small letter partners and first letters of words.
8. Numbers 0 to 20 — Count the pictures, then trace and write each number from 0 to 20, with dots, chicks, balls and stars to count and a 0-to-20 line to finish.
9. Words and a Sentence — Trace and write three- and four-letter words, word cards, bigger words, little everyday words, colour words, animal words and two short sentences.
10. Trace the Picture Art — Trace a fish, a house, an apple and a balloon, finish half a butterfly and an owl, trace a boat and a garden scene, and build a rocket and a car step by step, then colour.

Little steps to big skills.