Christmas Tracing Printable Fine Motor Practice for Preschoolers
If you’re looking for a quiet, low-prep activity that helps preschoolers build fine motor skills during December, this Christmas Tracing Printable is a perfect fit.
These festive pages give kids the chance to trace Christmas pictures and simple sentences in a calm, focused way.
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How to Use the Christmas Tracing Pages
Step 1: Print the pages
Print the tracing pages. The bold, dotted lines are easy for little hands to follow without frustration.
Step 2: Trace the picture
Kids trace the Christmas picture. Mix it up by tracing with crayons, colored pencils or markers.
Step 3: Trace the sentence
Each page includes a simple sentence like “I can make a bell.” or “I can make a candy cane.” for early sentence tracing practice.
Step 4: Color it in
I love having kids color their picture after tracing. If you run out of time, send pages home for extra practice, or laminate them and use dry-erase markers.
What’s Included
Kids trace festive pictures such as:
- Bells
- Bows
- Candy canes
- Christmas lights
- Gifts
- Santa and Mrs. Claus
- Reindeer
- Ornaments
- Wreaths
- Christmas trees
Ways to Use Christmas Tracing Pages
- Morning work
- Writing centers
- Fine motor stations
- Homeschool learning
- Early finisher bins
- Quiet time during busy December days
Grab the Printable
Grab the Christmas tracing pages from my shop.
Mix and match to save 35%. Add any 10 items to your cart and get 35% off your whole order. Ready-made sets count as one item.
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