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Animal tracing worksheets: farm animal, wild animal, sea creatures

Animal tracing — an animal tracing page with a large cow drawn in a dotted outline, a small solid model in the corner, and the word "cow" in dotted letters on a handwriting line at the foot, a clean school-printable worksheet with thin black ruled lines, uniform stroke weight and light grey dotted tracing
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Reading 1Farm animal
Reading 2Wild animal
Reading 3Sea creature

Animal tracing pages have children trace the outline of an animal and then colour it in, with the animal's name to trace below. One page is a cow in a dotted outline; another is an elephant on a dotted grass line; a third has a fish, a crab and a starfish, each with its name. Type a different animal, such as birds, and the same three styles carry it.

  • a farm or zoo theme in a preschool class
  • a tracing and colouring activity at home
  • a sea creatures theme in a class
  • a name-writing sheet with a picture

Frequently asked questions

Do children colour the animal in?
Yes. The outline is closed and meant to be coloured in after it is traced.
Which animals are on the sheets?
A cow, an elephant, and a fish, a crab and a starfish.
Can I ask for another animal?
Yes. Type it as a direction, such as bird pictures. It is a request, and the samples stay as shown.

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