Teacups Tracing Worksheet — Medium Patterns to Draw Independently for Ages 6–8
Straight-rimmed teacups with a round bottom and a small handle on the right sit on saucers; one solid and one dashed cup open every medium row, then comes freehand. Ages 6–8.
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How to use this worksheet
- Study the solid teacup first: a cup with a straight rim and a round bottom, a small handle on the right, a flat saucer underneath and a wavy line of steam.
- With one dashed teacup per row, your child plans each cup alone; before starting, ask where the saucer will sit so every cup in the six rows rests on the same level.
What this worksheet teaches
Drawing from the model means planning three kinds of line (straight, round and wavy) in a sensible order, keeping the handle small and on the right, and checking each cup against the model.
Play idea
Cafe critic: at the end of each row your child chooses the teacup that best matches the model and draws a slice of cake next to it as a prize.
Questions and answers
Questions from parents
In what order should my child draw a teacup from the model?
The saucer line, then the cup with its straight rim and round bottom, the handle on the right and the steam last; the same order every time keeps the cups alike.
What age is this worksheet for?
Children aged 6–8 — copying the rim, handle, saucer and steam from one model shows whether your child can combine straight, round and wavy lines in one shape.
How long does this worksheet take?
Most 6–8-year-olds finish the six rows of teacups in 15 minutes or a little more; a tea-party break halfway is a fine idea.