Looking for a fun way to help kids learn and practice shapes? Our Shape Tracing Worksheets are the perfect tool for young learners! These free printable worksheets are great for teaching children how to recognize, trace, and draw basic shapes.
Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or homeschooler, our traceable shape worksheets make learning easy and enjoyable. With 10 different shapes included, kids will build early geometry skills while also improving their hand-eye coordination and pencil control.
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What Is Shape Tracing?
Shape tracing is an activity where children trace over the outlines of shapes like circles, squares, triangles, and more. It’s a hands-on way to introduce young learners to geometry, fine motor skills, and writing readiness. Tracing shapes also helps children understand the form and structure of each shape.
Our shape worksheets include the following 10 basic shapes (Circle, Square, Triangle, Rectangle, Oval, Diamond, Star, Heart, Pentagon and Hexagon)
Each worksheet shows the shape clearly with dotted lines that kids can trace again and again. This helps them learn through repetition and practice.
Download Your Shape Tracing Printable
Ready to get started? Download your free Shape Tracing Worksheets today and make learning shapes easy and fun. These printable PDF pages are perfect for helping kids recognize, trace, and remember important basic shapes.
Set 1
This Worksheet helps young learners trace six basic shapes in one activity! Each shape appears in a row starting with a bold example, followed by dotted shapes for children to trace. This layout allows kids to see, trace, and repeat each shape multiple times.
Set 2
This beginner-friendly Shape Worksheet features six large shapes for kids to trace. With big, bold outlines and plenty of space to practice, it’s perfect for preschoolers who are just learning to draw shapes and control their pencils.
How to Use These Worksheets
It’s easy! Just download the PDF, print the worksheets, and hand them to your child or student. You can laminate them for repeated use with a dry-erase marker or simply print extra copies for more practice.
You can also turn this into a fun activity by asking children to color the shapes after tracing, or to find objects around the house that match each shape.
