Clouds Tracing Worksheet — Large Patterns, Full Tracing, 4 Rows, Ages 5–6 (Set K)
Seven to nine clouds sit on the bottom line of each large row, three bumps on a flat base, and every cloud is dashed so 5- and 6-year-olds can trace the whole shape.
1 A4 page · for home and classroom use
Clouds
How to use this worksheet
- Start at the dark dot in the bottom-left corner of the first cloud, on the bottom line.
- Draw a small bump, then a tall bump in the middle that reaches the top line, then a small bump down to the bottom line.
- Finish with a straight line back along the bottom to the start, then lift the pencil for the next cloud.
What this worksheet teaches
One cloud holds three arches of different sizes followed by a straight return, so your child practices changing the size of a curve on purpose and then switching to a straight line. The bumps are the same over-the-top movement as in m and n. Because each cloud is closed, your child also learns to finish a shape exactly where it started, a small but important precision skill.
Play idea
Weather report: in the last row your child adds raindrops under one cloud, snowflakes under another and a sun peeking out behind a third, then tells the forecast.
Questions and answers
Questions from parents
Why is the middle bump taller?
It reaches the top line, while the side bumps stay lower; that gives the cloud its shape.
My child stops after the third bump. How do we close each cloud?
Point to the start dot and say "three bumps and home"; the dashed base shows exactly where the line runs back.
Can a left-handed child use this sheet?
Yes. The start dot and the arrow are the same; tilting the paper slightly to the right often helps.