Mugs Tracing Worksheet — Medium Patterns with Half Tracing for Ages 4–5
Mugs with half tracing for ages 4–5: dashes cover about the first half of each of the five medium rows, then your child draws the rest of the mugs alone at the same height.
1 A4 page · for home and classroom use
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How to use this worksheet
- Before the dashes end, check the model: the mug is taller than it is wide, the handle is attached to its right side, and the steam starts just above the rim.
- The dashed mugs cover about the first half of each of the five rows, and your child draws the rest alone, with the handle on the right and two wisps of steam.
What this worksheet teaches
Square corners without a guide: the traced mugs set the height and the width, and the second half of each row shows whether your child can keep the sides straight, attach the handle and leave even gaps between mugs.
Play idea
Mug match: you draw a small dot, stripe or heart on one freehand mug and your child copies it onto the next mug along the row.
Questions and answers
Questions from parents
How can my child keep the mugs the same height?
Look at where the traced mugs start and end — the tops line up and so do the bottoms. Imagine two lines across the row and keep every mug between them.
What age is this worksheet for?
Children aged 4–5 — medium mugs traced for half a row and finished freehand give your child a first go at copying a shape with square corners.
What if the freehand mugs come out round or with the handle floating off the side?
Compare them with the last dashed mug: straight sides, sharp corners and a flat bottom; draw the rectangle first and attach the handle to it afterward.