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Clouds Tracing Worksheet — Medium Patterns, Draw from the Model, 7 Rows, Ages 6–8

Little clouds with three bumps, a small one, a tall one and a small one, sit on the bottom line across seven medium rows here; kids aged 6–8 see one solid and one dashed cloud, then draw the rest.

1 A4 page · for home and classroom use

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Clouds

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How to use this worksheet

  • Start at the dot at the bottom left of the cloud, go over the three bumps from left to right and return along the bottom line to close it.
  • The middle bump is the tallest and reaches the top line; the side bumps stay lower.
  • Lift the pencil after every cloud and leave a small gap before the next one.

What this worksheet teaches

Each cloud chains three curves of different sizes and closes with a straight base, so the child must change the size of the movement mid-shape and then finish with a straight line back to the start. That flexible control of curve size is what makes handwriting even when round letters of different heights sit side by side. With seven rows and only a model to follow, children aged 6–8 also build endurance and consistency, drawing the same small shape many times without drifting.

Play idea

Weather report: your child chooses the weather for each row. Sunny rows get a small sun above one cloud, rainy rows get a few raindrops under the clouds, which makes a quick drawing break between rows.

Questions and answers

Questions from parents

How do you draw one cloud?
From the bottom left corner, over a small bump, a tall bump and a small bump, then straight back along the bottom line.
Seven rows is a lot. Should my child do them all at once?
No need. Three rows, a short break and then the rest keeps the clouds neat.
All the bumps come out the same height. Is that wrong?
It is a good start, but seeing that the middle bump is taller is part of the task; ask your child to compare with the model.
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