Many of you with Preschoolers love these seasonal and holiday-themed tracing worksheets. I hope this St. Patrick’s Day version will be a great addition to your Preschool week!
Even though we don’t celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, it does get a mention here at the Hill House. I’ll add these tracing worksheets to my son’s list of activities this week.
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St. Patrick’s Day Tracing Worksheets for Preschool
This St. Patrick’s Day set of tracing worksheets for preschoolers is the perfect learning activity to tuck away for a rainy day or when you need a quickie activity to pull out.
My 4 year old loves this style of worksheet and the different pictures and letters. He uses his finger to trace the letters and the lines between the pictures.
When I’m feeling extra fantastic and energetic, I break out the paint and Q-tips and let him trace the lines in that way. But if I have too many plates spinning in the air that day (which is usually the case), he has to settle for crayons or Twistables or his lovely little toddler-y fingers.
I save paint and Q-tips for my “fun Mama” days.
Each page includes St. Patrick’s Day themed pictures with a connecting tracing line. I also included a capital and lowercase letter of the beginning sound of each picture.
Words and pictures included in this set:
- Pot of Gold (Letter P)
- Leprechaun’s Hat (Letter H)
- Leprechaun (Letter L)
- Lucky Horseshoe (Letter H)
- 4-Leaf Clover (Letter C)
There are 20 pages included in this St. Patrick’s Day Tracing Packet:
— 5 colored pages of Portrait orientation
— 5 black and white pages of Portrait orientation
— 5 colored pages of Landscape orientation
— 5 black and white pages of Landscape orientation
** This set of tracing worksheets would complement the Letter Formation Cards beautifully!
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Using St. Patrick’s Day Tracing Worksheets
There are many different ways you can use these St. Patrick’s Day tracing worksheets with your young learners.
Aside from the obvious of using a pencil and tracing the lines, here are a couple of ideas to get you started, whether you’re in a homeschool or classroom setting:
- Use these pages in your small groups – everyone completes a page at the same time and then shares their page with others
- Set up a St. Patrick’s Day center and use these tracing pages as the main item – decorate each station with the item in the picture (You can often find small erasers to match at the Dollar Spot at Target!)
- Place these worksheets in page protectors in a 3-ring notebook. Your child can reuse these over and over with a dry erase marker.
- Forget the pencil for awhile! Use glitter glue, markers, Twistables, colored pencils, crayons, or any other writing implement other than a pencil to complete the tracing. Makes for a nice change of pace!
- Use these worksheets as I will do with my 4 year old – place them in page protectors and practice “drawing” on the lines with a finger. You could also have your child trace the lines with a Q-tip, or a small block or pom pom to improve dexterity.
How will you use these tracing worksheets with your young ones? Leave me a note in the comments!
You can purchase the St. Patrick’s Day Tracing Worksheets here:
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