Hearts Tracing Worksheet — Medium Patterns, Half Tracing, 6 Rows, Ages 6–8
Six medium rows of hearts for 6–8 year olds, with the first half of each row dashed: five to seven hearts to trace, then four or five to draw without help.
1 A4 page · for home and classroom use
Hearts
How to use this worksheet
- Start at the dot at the bottom point of the heart and go up the left side, round the left bump into the dip at the top.
- Continue round the right bump and back down to the point where you started.
- After the dashes end, draw hearts of the same size standing on the bottom line, with small gaps between them.
What this worksheet teaches
A heart is two mirror-image curves that meet at a sharp point, so it trains both smooth rounding and a clean stop. Going up the left side first and then over the right bump makes the hand handle two different curves in one shape, a useful challenge for flexible handwriting. The half-traced rows let your child compare size with the dashed hearts, then continue independently, which builds visual comparison and self-correction.
Variation to try
Heart messages: in the free part of each row, your child writes the first letter of a family member's name inside one heart they drew alone.