Graphomotor exercises, in other words, tracing is an introduction to learning to write. To make this activity as attractive as possible for children, we have prepared work sheets for printing. An additional attraction of this type of work cards is that the child can color them after they are made. By using our printable exercises, you shape manual skills and fine motor skills of younger children. When a child draws pictures along the line, he or she does not even realize that they are learning through play. By performing manual and graphic exercises, our child will easily go through the stage of learning to write in the future. His hand won’t tire so quickly. The wrist is now ready to hold the pen. Eye-hand coordination is very important. Trace drawing exercises are one example of such exercises. Drawing a solid line over dashed lines builds up your ability to concentrate. In addition, we can check if our younger child is holding a crayon or pen correctly.
Remember, however, that it is not just work cards that the child lives on an equal footing should also develop gross motor skills.