Down and Up Line Tracing Worksheet
Wavy lines, set out clearly with generous spacing for pencil work. Print one copy or thirty; it's free either way.
Choose "Fit to page" in your print dialog for a perfect result on any paper size. Ordinary printer paper is fine, and greyscale printing saves colour ink.
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About this printable
This worksheet features five rows of dotted lines forming gentle waves. Each wave starts with a black dot and ends with a small star. The simple, open design with clear dashed lines is ideal for young children learning to control their pencils. It helps build foundational skills for writing.
Young learners can trace the wavy lines from the dots to the stars, practicing consistent pressure and stroke direction. This activity is great for toddlers and preschoolers developing fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Use it for quiet time, as part of a morning routine, or for early handwriting practice.
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Questions about this printable
Do I have to pay for Down and Up Line Tracing Worksheet? ▾
No. Click the download button and the file saves straight away — nothing to sign up for, nothing to pay, and no watermark across the artwork.
What paper size does it print on? ▾
The file is laid out for US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) and prints just as cleanly on A4 — turn on "Fit to page" in your print dialog and it scales to about 97%, which nobody can see by eye.
Can I print it more than once? ▾
As many times as you like. Plain copy paper is all it needs. If you use the same sheet daily, slip it into a plastic wallet and write on it with a dry-wipe marker — one printed page then lasts weeks.
Can I use it in my classroom? ▾
Yes. Teachers, homeschool parents, childminders and libraries may print unlimited copies for their own children at no cost and with no permission needed. The only thing you may not do is sell it, sell prints of it, or pass the file itself around — share a link to this page instead.
Is there more like this? ▾
This page is part of 61 Free Pre-Writing Line Tracing Worksheets, which has 61 printables in it. You can take them one at a time, or use the "Download all" button on the set's page to get every page in one go.
Can I change it? ▾
This one is a true vector PDF — every line is a shape and the text is still live text, so it opens in Illustrator, Inkscape, Affinity or Canva and can be edited. That is for your own use: the licence does not allow reselling it, edited or not.
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