Crowns Tracing Worksheet — Large Patterns to Trace for Ages 5–6
Three sharp points with the tallest in the middle and a band across the base: each crown on this large sheet for ages 5–6 is fully dashed, so your child can concentrate on sharp corners.
1 A4 page · for home and classroom use
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How to use this worksheet
- Start on the dark dot at the bottom-left corner. Go straight up to the first point, then down into a V, up to the tall middle point, down into a V and up to the last point.
- Come straight down the right side and back along the bottom to the dot.
- Add the band as one straight line from left to right just above the bottom. Nine to eleven crowns fit in a row.
What this worksheet teaches
The top of the crown is a zigzag of slanted lines, and the sides and base are straight upright and flat lines. That is every straight stroke direction in one closed shape, with seven corners where the pencil stops and turns. Slanted lines are the hardest straight strokes for young children. These points prepare letters such as V, W, M and N, and the band trains a controlled horizontal line that stops exactly at both sides.
Play idea
Crown the whole family. Your child adds a jewel, a circle or a small heart, to the middle point of each crown in the row and names who the crown is for, from grandma to the dog.