Free Printables That Support Fine Motor Skills for 1st Grade

Explore free printables that support fine Motor Skills for 1st grade learners ages 7+. Choose a page from the previews, read the directions together, and try the first item before your child continues. Download an individual PDF to print at home or use in class.

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Super Tracer Quest: Shapes & Objects for Ready Writers Super Tracer Quest: Shapes & Objects for Ready Writers
Trace the hanging ball, clock, and face with closed eyes designs, using large models and smaller practice rows. Follow separate details and changes of direction with adult support.
Trace & Shine: Shape Paths for Super Pencil Control! Trace & Shine: Shape Paths for Super Pencil Control!
Trace the stool, stick figure, and veined leaf designs, using large models and smaller practice rows. Follow separate details and changes of direction with adult support.
Shape Safari: Trace & Discover First Grade Shapes Shape Safari: Trace & Discover First Grade Shapes
Trace three outlines: arch, octagon and sideways triangle. Use the large models, smaller tracing examples, and writing lines for adult-supported pencil practice.
Shape Safari: Trace & Master Geometry with Whizki Shape Safari: Trace & Master Geometry with Whizki
Trace three outlines: pentagon, semicircle and rounded wedge. Use the large models, smaller tracing examples, and writing lines for adult-supported pencil practice.
Shape Safari: Trace & Discover First Grade Geometry! Shape Safari: Trace & Discover First Grade Geometry!
Trace three outlines: triangle, slanted quadrilateral and notched flag outline. Use the large models, smaller tracing examples, and writing lines for adult-supported pencil practice.
Shape Safari Tracing Adventure: Geometric Fun for Kids Shape Safari Tracing Adventure: Geometric Fun for Kids
Trace three outlines: rectangle with a lower notch, left-curving crescent and semicircle. Use the large models, smaller tracing examples, and writing lines for adult-supported pencil practice.
Number 8 Tracing Worksheet for 1st Grade Number 8 Tracing Worksheet for 1st Grade
Practice writing 8, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Apple Adventures: Count & Trace the Number 5! Apple Adventures: Count & Trace the Number 5!
Practice writing 5, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
High-Five Number Fun: Count & Trace the 5 Apples! High-Five Number Fun: Count & Trace the 5 Apples!
Practice writing 5, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Double the Fun: Trace Number 2 with Apples Double the Fun: Trace Number 2 with Apples
Practice writing 2, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Apple Adventures: Count and Trace the Number 8 Apple Adventures: Count and Trace the Number 8
Practice writing 8, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Count to 8 with Crunchy Apples! A Whizki Math Adventure Count to 8 with Crunchy Apples! A Whizki Math Adventure
Practice writing 8, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Count to 8 Fun with Apple Adventures Count to 8 Fun with Apple Adventures
Practice writing 8, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Count to Six Fun-Run with Apples! Count to Six Fun-Run with Apples!
Practice writing 6, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Count 8 Crunchy Apples! A Whizki Number Adventure Count 8 Crunchy Apples! A Whizki Number Adventure
Practice writing 8, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.

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