Angels Tracing Worksheet — Medium Patterns to Draw Independently for Ages 5–6
One solid angel and one dashed angel start each of six medium rows; the rest is blank, so 5–6 year olds plan the robe, halo and matching wings on their own.
1 A4 page · for home and classroom use
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How to use this worksheet
- Before each row, look at the model and plan the order: triangle robe, round head, the halo lifted above it, then the left wing and a matching right wing.
- After the model and one dashed angel, the six rows are blank; before each new angel, ask your child to show where the halo will float so it does not touch the head.
What this worksheet teaches
Copying an angel without dashes means holding a plan of five parts in mind and checking the symmetry at the end. At 5–6 this is a real planning task: the robe sets the width, the head must sit centered on it, and both wings should leave the body at the same height. Comparing each angel with the model builds the habit of self-checking that later keeps handwriting neat and even.
Play idea
Angel ornaments: cut out the three freehand angels that match the model best, punch a hole above each halo and hang them on a string by the window; your child explains why these three were chosen.