Tracing lines: straight across
Dotted lines from a starting dot, left to right between two pictures: the first stroke to practise.
Sheets for children of about 3 to 5 who are learning to hold a pencil and scissors, to match and find things, and to know their first numbers and letters. Print one, change it on its own page, or take the whole set as one PDF.

All 13 sheets on this page, after a contents page, with the answer keys together at the back: 27 pages.
13 sheets
Dotted lines from a starting dot, left to right between two pictures: the first stroke to practise.
The strokes inside letters such as n, u and c, traced from left to right.
A circle, square, triangle, rectangle, oval, diamond, star and heart, each with its name.
Thick straight lines to cut along, each starting at a pair of scissors.
Seven shapes in colour to join with a line to their outlines.
Pictures scattered over the page to find, count and write how many.
The same picture twice, with five things changed in the lower one.
Six pictures to find among drawings in black outline, each hidden once.
Groups of pictures to count and join to their number.
The numbers 0 to 9 in pale grey to trace, line after line.
The alphabet in capitals and small letters to trace on writing lines.
Capital letters to join to their small letters.
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Start with the lines: straight lines across, then curves, then the shapes, which use both. Cutting along straight lines comes before cutting curves, and matching a shape to its outline comes before matching it to its name, because the child matches what they see. The counting and letter sheets at the end suit a child who already says the numbers to 5 and knows some letters by sight.
The set prints every sheet on this page once, in the order shown, after a contents page that lists them with their page numbers. The answer keys come together at the back, so you can print the sheets for the class and keep the keys apart. On its own page, each sheet makes new questions every time and can be changed; the set is one fixed copy, the same each time you download it.