Pre-writing lines tracing worksheets
Straight, zigzag and looping lines — the first step before letters.
Pencil-control lines, letters and numbers with stroke order, big 20-dot pictures, first mazes and thick-line coloring pages — everything sized for small hands, in the order most children are ready for it.
Free to print for home, school, library and group use. One PDF per set.
Straight, zigzag and looping lines — the first step before letters.
Circles, squares and triangles to trace, then draw alone.
About 20 dots on big, simple pictures — a first try at counting and joining.
Wide paths with a picture at each end, for crayons as well as pencils.
Thick lines and big spaces that are easy to stay inside.
One page per letter, capital and lowercase, with numbered stroke arrows.
Numbers 0–20 with stroke order and counting pictures.
Join the letters A to Z instead of numbers — alphabet practice for ages 4–6.
The first Dolch sight words, for children starting to read.
Single-digit addition for children ready for numbers on paper (Kindergarten–Grade 1).
For the holidays there are themed packs with several activities in one file: Thanksgiving printables, Christmas printables and winter and New Year printables.
Print at actual size on US Letter, or choose Fit on A4. Everything is black and white, so any home printer works. Answer pages are always at the back of each PDF — print them separately if you hand pages out. Card stock or sheet protectors let you reuse bingo cards and puzzles with dry-erase markers.
Yes. Every set here was made with the free DT Labs tools — the word search maker, maze generator, dot-to-dot maker, sudoku generator and the other free makers. Use your own words and settings, and sell what you make on KDP or Etsy with the commercial licence.
Pre-writing lines, shapes to trace, easy coloring pages with thick lines and dot-to-dots with about 20 dots. Keep sessions short and let them use crayons.
Letter and number tracing with stroke order, first mazes with wide paths, alphabet dot-to-dots and simple counting. Many five year olds are also ready for single-digit addition.
Yes. Download and print as many copies as you like for home, preschool or classroom use. No account and no email needed.
Yes, where a page has one: mazes, dot-to-dots and math worksheets have answer pages at the back of each PDF. Tracing and coloring pages need none.
US Letter, one activity per page. They also print on A4 with "Fit" selected.