Tracing lines and worksheets

Just came across this site with some great tracing lines and worksheets for pre-schoolers (and other ages). Don't know if anyone has come across this before, or shared it... but here it is anyway

http://amazingworksheets.blogspot.co...preschool.html

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thanks for sharing.:D
Added to my favourites:thumbsup:

Thank you, i have been looking for something like this :)

brilliant, thank you. i have a LO who is very into tracing at the moment, she will love these!

This is great Thank you I am trying to get one of my LOs to do some different tracing as he is interested at the moment and has done most of the ones I have got!

Thank you. Just what Ive been looking for. xx

Thank you will print some of these now

Thats great.Thanks for sharing.Printer now switched on and busy:)

Thank you for sharing this. Have added it to favourites. :thumbsup:

lol I ran out of ink :blush: good job I had another one. I have had to create a new folder and downloaded loads of them. I am quite pleased with my little find, been looking for something like this for ages for my 6 year old as he keeps getting certain number and letters mixed up and back to front so hopefully this will help lol

:)Thankyou for sharing this, it will be useful for my 8yr old who has DCD and we are really struggling with his handwriting

Thanks for sharing. My DS would love some of those

Could be wrong but a development officer told me we weren't supposed to use these for our EYFS children.

Not quite sure of the details, mabe a clever person can explain better...



SARAH !

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Originally Posted by Twinkles

Could be wrong but a development officer told me we weren't supposed to use these for our EYFS children.

Not quite sure of the details, mabe a clever person can explain better...



SARAH !

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Yep, same goes for any colouring page ect! Although in the Early Learning Goals tracing lines is one of them:thumbsup: so as long as you could show 'why' (don't have development matters to hand lol!)


Nice site:thumbsup:

thanks

just what ive been looking for for my own child

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Originally Posted by Twinkles

Could be wrong but a development officer told me we weren't supposed to use these for our EYFS children.

Not quite sure of the details, mabe a clever person can explain better...



SARAH !

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Now I'm not claiming to be clever, but I think it's because if the child is left to trace without help then they learn how to draw the letters all wrong - and then that can be hard to unlearn afterwards, if you see what I mean - for children that like tracing, another idea is to give them an outline and a large handled push pin and they can make little holes all the way around the shape and then push it out of the piece of paper - great for devloping co-ordination and fine motor control too!

HTH, Jen x

Thanks - lovely site

Miffy xx

Thanks for this!!

Why have I not seen this site before?! It's great...thank you x

Sarah x

Thank you. Good resources! :-)

This is great think you

Thank you been looking for something like this for ages:) x

What a great site.

Just printed a few sheets out x

That's a really good site thanks for sharing xx

Thank you so much I have been looking for somewhere like this for ages x

Thanks just what I have been looking for.

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Originally Posted by Twinkles

Could be wrong but a development officer told me we weren't supposed to use these for our EYFS children.

Not quite sure of the details, mabe a clever person can explain better...



SARAH !

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There isn't a lot of scope for 'characteristics of effective learning' to take place when doing a worksheet. Little hands/fingers/wrists can get tired when tracing lots of letters/numbers and so can their minds. Some of the sheets are quite monotonous and wouldn't excite the children. Obviously these wouldn't be the ones you would choose. Sorry, just got a bit of a downer on worksheets as DD's teacher uses them a lot and they are never balanced out with investigations of a mathematical nature, or a multi sensory approach to learning. Really don't mean to offend anyone. x

Thanks for sharing