Fine motor sheets: pre-writing strokes, cutting and tracing paths v0.1.0
Lines and shapes to trace, connect or copy
Before you print These sheets are practice and teaching aids for a teacher, therapist or family to use with a child they know. They do not test, diagnose or label anyone, and they are not therapy. Follow your child's team for goals and supports.
Pre-writing strokes: Starting
Trace each line from the dot, following the arrow.
Name ____________________ Date __________
Pre-writing strokes: Starting
Trace each line from the dot, following the arrow.
Name ____________________ Date __________
Free printable fine motor practice: pre-writing strokes to trace and copy, lines and shapes to cut, a road to follow with a pencil, and twelve hand-strength play cards. Made new each time at three levels. For a teacher, parent or therapist to use with a child they know. Nothing to sign in to, and nothing about a child is typed or kept, and only your menu choices stay in this browser.
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How to use it
- Pick the kind of sheet.
- Pick the level and the age.
- Press New sheets until you like them.
- Print the sheets and sit beside the child.
Ideas for class
- Do hand-strength play before writing.
- Tape a road sheet to the table so it stays still.
- Let the child choose the color of pencil.
- Use a short pencil or a fat crayon for small hands.
- Keep finished cutting strips for a collage.
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Questions
Is this occupational therapy?
No. It is practice only. A therapist writes the plan.
What age is it for?
The bands cover pre-K to grade 8, but the strokes are most useful at the youngest ages.
Do I need special pencils?
No, but a fat crayon or a short pencil helps small hands.
Nothing you choose is sent to us, and there is no box for a name, a diagnosis or any detail about a child. Write the name on the printed page by hand. Your menu choices stay in this browser, and a share link carries them, never a child's details. No sign-in, no ads, no AI. What each tool stores