Double-Sided Reusability: Each set includes 8 double-sided sheets, offering over 30 tracing activities. This means your child can practice again and again without running out of material.


Comprehensive Skill Development: The activities focus on tracing straight lines, curves, shapes, and simple objects. These exercises are perfect for building pen and pencil control, which are crucial for writing.


Extra Pencil Practice: Along with the activity sheets, the set includes a 10-page pencil exercise booklet. This booklet offers additional practice to further strengthen your child's writing skills.


Our activity sheets are a great way for children to practice tracing and drawing straight lines, curves, simple objects, shapes and more.


This set helps develop pen and pencil control through tracing lines and objects.


Contents: 8 double-sided re-usable sheets, 1 marker with eraser, 1 pencil exercise book, and 1 pencil.


Suitable for children of ages 3 and above, our activity sheets help develop logical reasoning, creative skills, pattern recognition, cognitive skills, spatial skills, analytical reasoning, problem solving and concentration.




How Our Activity Sheets Benefit Your Child

These activity sheets do more than just improve pen control—they contribute to overall cognitive development. Heres how:

Finger Strength: As children grasp and move markers on the sheets, they engage and strengthen the muscles in their fingers, hands, and wrists, increasing finger strength making it easier to hold a pencil correctly and comfortably when they start writing.

Building Fine Motor Skills: Fine motor skills is the ability to make precise finger movements. Pre-writing activities help improve this by challenging children to navigate small spaces in letters or shapes. This skill is crucial for legible writing and managing word spacing on a page.

Promoting Dexterity: Tracing lines, shapes, and patterns helps children develop precise finger movements, improving dexterity and fine motor control. This is essential for tasks like writing letters and numbers.

Improving Muscle Memory: Repetitive tracing builds muscle memory, making writing letters and numbers easier. This is crucial for efficient and accurate writing.