Clouds Tracing Worksheet — Medium Patterns, Half Tracing, 6 Rows, Ages 6–8
Each cloud here is a small closed shape, three bumps on a flat base, and in six medium rows the first six clouds are dashed before 6–8-year-olds carry on freehand.
1 A4 page · for home and classroom use
Clouds
How to use this worksheet
- Start at the dark dot at the bottom-left of the first cloud: draw the small left bump, the tall middle bump that reaches the top line and the small right bump, then go back along the flat base to the start.
- Trace the dashed clouds one at a time, lifting the pencil between them.
- Where the dashes end, draw four or five more clouds by yourself. The last row is shorter because of the mascot and has room for fewer.
What this worksheet teaches
A cloud joins three arches of different heights, small, tall and small, and then closes with a straight line. Controlling the height of each bump is the same skill as keeping the humps of m and n even, while the straight base teaches your child to finish a curved shape neatly. Because each cloud is separate, the child also practices lifting the pencil and starting the next shape in the right spot, which matters when letters are written one after another.
Play idea
Weather chart: under the clouds in one row, add raindrops; in another, a sun peeking out from behind. Talk about what weather each row shows.