Pots Tracing Worksheet — Medium Patterns with Half Tracing for Ages 4–5
Trapezoid pots, narrower at the bottom under a straight rim, fill medium rows. Your child traces the dashed pots up to about the middle, then draws them alone. For ages 4–5.
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How to use this worksheet
- The model pot is a trapezoid, a little narrower at the bottom, under a long straight rim, with a small arched handle on each side; freehand, the slant of the sides is what to copy.
- In the five medium rows the dashed pots stop around the middle; from there your child draws each pot alone, keeping the rim straight and the bottom a bit narrower, just like the solid model.
What this worksheet teaches
The traced pots show how far the sides slant and how long the rim is; in the empty half your child repeats that trapezoid alone, keeps the pots evenly spaced and matches the two handles.
Play idea
Pot shelf: your child draws a shelf line under each row and puts a different vegetable next to every freehand pot, such as a carrot, an onion or a potato.
Questions and answers
Questions from parents
What helps keep the freehand pots the same width?
Before drawing, put a light dot at each end of where the next rim will go, as far apart as the rim of the last dashed pot.
What age is this worksheet for?
Children aged 4–5 — tracing the first pots of the row shows how far the sides slant, and drawing the rest alone is a gentle first step toward copying a shape.
What if the freehand pots lean or the handles end up at different heights?
Check the rim first — if it is level, the pot stands straight; then place both handles just under the rim, one on each side, and compare them with the model pot.