Christmas Baubles Tracing Worksheet — Large Patterns to Trace for Ages 4–5
Christmas baubles with a two-loop bow on top and a wavy stripe across the middle fill four large rows, 32 in all, and your child traces each one along the dashes. Ages 4–5.
1 A4 page · for home and classroom use
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How to use this worksheet
- Name the three parts as you trace them: the round ball, the little bow with two loops on top and the wavy stripe running across its middle.
- On the model bauble the dark dot sits at the top of the ball, just under the bow: for every bauble your child goes around the circle first, then adds the bow loops and the wavy band; the four large rows hold 32 baubles, so pause between rows.
What this worksheet teaches
Going around a big circle and closing it where it began is the main movement here, and the large size lets your child use the whole arm. The two bow loops and the wavy band are small extras that introduce turning back and bouncing up and down inside a shape.
Play idea
Tree-trimming race: draw a simple tree on a spare sheet and let your child add one ornament to it after every finished row; four rows, four ornaments and a decorated tree.
Questions and answers
Questions from parents
What if the circle does not close?
Ask your child to watch the starting point while going around, like a train that must come back to its station; a small gap or a little overlap is perfectly fine at 4–5.
What age is this worksheet for?
Children aged 4–5 — the large baubles are dashed all the way along the row, so the child can concentrate on the two tricky parts: the loops of the bow and the wavy band inside the circle.
What if my child's line slips off the dashed baubles?
Trace the model bauble hand over hand, then let your child trace just the circles in one row and add the bows and bands on a second pass along the same row.