Preschoolers and toddlers will love these tracing shapes worksheets! This entertaining, hands-on preschool shapes activity is fun and can be used over and over again. These pages are great for kids to practice and improve their fine motor skills while learning the different types of shapes. Plus, the 2d shapes worksheets have happy faces to make learning shapes for toddlers that much more fun.
Shapes Worksheets
Materials Required:
Here are some items that pair well with these activities. You will use each of these items over and over during all my printable preschool activity packs.
- Card stock or normal printer paper (to print everything out on.)
- Write and wipe Dry Erase Pockets
- Laminator with pockets (If you want to make it reusable and don’t have the dry erase pockets)
- Dry erase markers if you plan to make it reusable.
You can find links to all these supplies in my preschool supplies list.
This Shape Tracing Pritnable Pack contains over 30 pages of fun and learning.
At the start of this printable pack, there are four pages that help your child learn twelve different preschool shapes. By cutting out the squares on the bottom of the page and pasting them alongside the correct shape, you child will be improving their scissor skills and help encourage them to learn their shapes. They could also color in the shapes before cutting. For more cutting activities for kids then check out the printable preschool cutting box.
Next is a one page shape tracing worksheet where they can trace eleven different shapes. If you laminate this page, your child can use a dry erase marker when tracing shapes over and over again.
The rest of the pages concentrate on one shape per two pages. On the first page, there are three different sized shapes for your child to trace. After tracing the three shapes, you child could color them in and then practice their scissor skills by cutting them out. Again, by laminating, you child can practice over and over again.
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The second page for each shape consists of small squares. Eleven of these squares contain the shape. These are great for practicing their fine motor skills and learning the name of the shape. Once they have traced the shape, they could also write the word in the middle of each shape, which would help them recognize the shape as well as learn to spell the name of each shape.
You can put the tracing pages into a dry erase pocket so that you can make it reusable for toddlers. You can see this in action in this easter tracing worksheets activity.
The 2d shapes worksheets included in this pack are:
- Square
- Oval
- Circle
- Heart
- Rectangle
- Octagon
- Crescent
- Star
- Trapezoid
- Triangle
- Hexagon
- Diamond
- Rhombus
Where to get this printable
GET THE SHAPE TRACING WORKSHEETS HERE
More Shapes Activities
Check out two of my daughters favorite shapes activity in her new YouTube video.
You can find more of our preschool shapes activities here.
Difficult to download any of your free packets. I tried getting to your 2d shapes printables and nothing. I tied getting your alphabet packet and nothing. It just takes you to another page then you click and it takes you to another, never the product on Pinterest. Is there a special button. to get to your material?
There is a pink button on every blog post that contains a free printable that says “Click here to get the free printable.” The button looks the same on every free post. It is alway near the square titled image of the activity. That is your download link. Press that link, enter your email and name and it will re-direct you to the free printable.