Polish Doughnuts Tracing Worksheet — Medium Patterns with Half Tracing for Ages 5–6
Iced doughnut balls with a peel strip on top and jam on the side repeat along medium rows. Your child traces the first half of each row, then continues alone. For ages 5–6.
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How to use this worksheet
- Each medium doughnut is a round ball with a wavy line of icing across it, a strip of peel on top and a jam drop on the side; keep that size freehand.
- Trace the doughnuts until the dashes stop just past the middle of the row; the next four or five your child draws alone, making each ball as round as the dashed ones.
What this worksheet teaches
When the dashes run out, your child draws the doughnuts alone at the traced size, keeping the ball closed, the icing wave across the middle and an even gap before the next treat. Four parts in the same order every time build a steady drawing rhythm along the row.
Play idea
Set up a bakery tray: your child chooses a filling for each freehand doughnut and marks it with a tiny letter, R for rose jam, P for plum, C for custard.
Questions and answers
Questions from parents
Why does the icing go across the middle?
It shows where the icing drips over the ball; for your child it is a wavy line that starts and ends on the edge of the circle, a handy check on the freehand doughnuts.
What age is this worksheet for?
Children aged 5–6: half of each of the five rows is dashed, so the child first feels the size of the doughnut and then keeps the circle and icing the same on the empty half.
What if the freehand doughnuts come out lopsided or too small?
Put a finger on the last dashed doughnut and compare: first match the height of the ball, then the wavy icing across its middle; fix only one of these in the next row.