Number Tracing Worksheet 4-7 for Kindergarten
The middle of the number line, 4, 5, 6 and 7, traced row by row on school lines: a kindergarten sheet that mixes straight-edged digits with curly ones.
1 A4 page · for home and classroom use
Numbers 0–9 — trace
How to use this worksheet
- Look at the solid model on the left of each row, then trace the dashed copies from left to right.
- 4 and 7 are made of straight lines; 5 and 6 need a curve, so slow down at the bends.
- Each digit starts near the top line and finishes on the baseline.
What this worksheet teaches
This set pairs two angular digits, 4 with its crossing lines and 7 with its sharp corner, and two curved ones, 5 with a flat top and a round belly and 6 with a curl into a loop. Switching between straight strokes and curves from row to row trains the flexible control that handwriting needs. Tracing full rows also fixes the right starting point for each digit, which helps avoid reversed 6s and 7s.
Play idea
Hide the four numbers around the room on sticky notes. When your child finds one, they trace that digit's row and then hop that many times.
Questions and answers
Questions from parents
How should my child write the 5?
A common way taught in schools: a short line down, round the belly, then the flat top last.
My child's 6 looks like a b. What helps?
Point out that 6 starts at the top with a curve and rolls into a loop at the bottom, with no straight line.
Is this sheet right for a 5-year-old?
Yes, especially after the 0-3 sheet. All four rows have full tracing.