Roller Skates Tracing Worksheet — Medium Patterns with Half Tracing for Ages 5–6
High-top boots with a Z-shaped lace and two small wheels make these skates. Your child traces the dashed first half of each medium row, then draws alone. For ages 5–6.
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How to use this worksheet
- Watch how the dashed skates are built: a boot with a high top and a long flat bottom, a Z-shaped lace inside and two small wheels under the bottom edge.
- The dashed roller skates run to roughly the middle of each of the five medium rows; after that your child draws skates alone, checking that the boot has a high top and that both wheels sit under the base.
What this worksheet teaches
Drawing the second half of the row alone asks your child to repeat the boot's turns without a guide, keep the bottom edge on one level and fit two equal wheels underneath, skate after skate.
Play idea
Run a skating relay: your child numbers the freehand skates in the row and says which one rolls on the straightest bottom edge.
Questions and answers
Questions from parents
Why is the lace a zigzag?
It copies the crossed laces of a real boot, and for the hand it is a short Z: across, back on a slant, across again, a nice break from the long outline.
What age is this worksheet for?
Children aged 5–6 — the traced skates show the path of the boot outline, and the unguided half checks whether the child can repeat its turns and add the lace and wheels unaided.
What if the freehand roller skates lose their wheels or the boot tips over?
Point to the base line on the solid model and keep it level in every copy; once the base is straight, the two wheels go right under it and the boot can no longer tip.