Flames Tracing Worksheet — Medium Patterns with Half Tracing for Ages 5–6
Two flickering flame tongues, the right one a little taller, make each figure on this medium sheet for ages 5–6, and about half of every row is dashed before the fire continues freehand.
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 of the first flame. Curve up the left side to the pointed tip, round down the right side and back along the bottom to the dot.
- Draw the second flame the same way, starting at its own bottom point.
- About six of the ten figures per row are dashed. In the empty half, keep the tips pointed and the bottoms round.
What this worksheet teaches
Each flame asks for a curve that ends in a sharp tip and then continues into a new curve, so the hand has to switch between turning smoothly and changing direction abruptly. The left side is a slight S-shaped curve, which prepares the flowing strokes of s and the joins in cursive writing. Matching two flames trains visual comparison. The half-tracing level then asks your child to keep the rhythm going once there are no more dashes.
Play idea
Build a campfire. Under each freehand pair of flames your child draws two crossed logs, then colors the flames yellow at the bottom and orange at the tip. Which campfire looks warmest?