Umbrella Tracing Worksheets

Are you looking for preschool worksheets for your kids to do this spring? These Umbrella Tracing Worksheets are a simple way for your preschoolers to practice important pre-writing skills! 

You can add this activity to your spring or weather units, pair it with a themed book, or put it in your writing center for extra practice. 

As your kids are learning to write, they need to practice writing the different types of strokes and lines that are used to form letters.

When completing activities like this one, your kids will work on making horizontal, vertical, diagonal, and curved lines.

As your preschoolers learn to write the lines, they can also work on holding a pencil properly, building muscle strength in their hands and fingers, and much more.

Getting Ready To Use The Umbrella Tracing Worksheets:

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What’s Included:

• 6 Umbrella Tracing Worksheets

What Else Is Needed:

For a reproducible activity:

• Copy Paper
• Crayons or Markers
• Glitter Glue
• Paint Pens

For a reusable activity:

• Card Stock
• Laminator
• Laminating Pouches 
• Dry Erase Pockets (optional)
• Dry Erase Markers

To get this pre-writing activity for your preschoolers, click on the button below and fill out the form.

Then, download and print the worksheets that you want to use on copy paper.

If you want your kids to reuse this activity, print the worksheets on card stock. Then, laminate the printables or place each one in a dry erase pocket. 

How To Use The Umbrella Tracing Worksheets:

For this tracing activity, your pre-writers will pick a printable and trace over the different lines on the umbrella using crayons or markers. 

Your kids can also trace over the lines using glitter glue or a paint pen. 

If you laminated the worksheets, your preschoolers can trace over the lines using a dry erase marker. They can use play dough to cover the lines. 

With these Umbrella Tracing Worksheets, your pre-writers can develop their fine motor skills, practice writing strokes, and much more!

How Can I Extend This Learning Activity?

There are many ways that you can extend this learning activity. Before beginning, you can share themed books with your kids like these:

The Big Umbrella by Amy June Bates

Ella’s Umbrellas by Jennifer Lloyd 

The Pink Umbrella by Amelie Callot 

You can also pair this resource with other spring or weather-related resources such as:

Weather Tracing Worksheets

Rain Craft from Books and Giggles

U is for Umbrella Craft from Homeschool Preschool

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Download The Umbrella Tracing Worksheets:

To get the free printable Umbrella Tracing Worksheets, fill out the form below.