Mixed Patterns Tracing Worksheet — Large Patterns, Full Tracing, 4 Rows, Ages 3–4
Four big patterns, one per row, are fully dashed on this sheet for 3–4 year olds: springs, bridges, loops and squares, a varied first tour of curves and straight lines.
1 A4 page · for home and classroom use
Mixed patterns
How to use this worksheet
- Row 1 springs and row 3 loops go up, round and down without lifting the crayon; row 2 bridges arch over the top; row 4 squares start at the top left corner.
- Each row begins at the dot with a solid example and then has dashes all the way to the end.
- Name each pattern together before tracing it; it helps the hand switch.
What this worksheet teaches
Each row asks for a different movement: tight loops, big arches, wide loops and straight lines with corners. For a 3–4 year old this variety keeps attention high and gives a quick picture of which movements are already easy and which need extra practice on a single-pattern sheet. Full tracing in a large size means every row can be completed successfully, building confidence and hand-eye coordination.
Play idea
Pattern parade: give each row a name, such as 'jumping springs', 'car bridges', 'roller coaster loops' and 'gift boxes', and let your child pick a different crayon for each one.