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Printable activities for 4-year-olds

Preschool sheets with the level already picked out: lines to trace, scissor practice, first letters and numbers up to 5.

What can I print for a 4-year-old?

For 4-year-olds, good picks are pre-writing tracing and scissor skills on the easy level, dot-to-dot up to 10, easy mazes, vowels to trace and color, name writing practice and counting up to 5. Bold coloring pages and the cut-out memory game round out the list.

Tracing and scissors

Letters

Numbers and shapes

Coloring and play

Which level to choose on each sheet

In pre-writing tracing, start with straight lines and curves on the easy level. In scissor skills, use lines or fringe on easy, with round-tip scissors. In dot-to-dot, choose up to 10 dots, with numbers. In the vowel worksheets, stay with tracing and coloring. In letter tracing, use uppercase and wide lines, starting with the letters of the child’s name. In counting worksheets, choose count or match, up to 5. In number tracing, the 0 to 4 sheet. In shapes, trace the dotted outlines. For mandalas, the simple level.

Frequently asked questions

Does a 4-year-old need to know how to write?

No. These sheets are about tracing dotted lines, coloring and recognizing letters and numbers. Name writing practice lets the child see and trace their own name, with no rush.

Are the sheets always the same?

No. Pre-writing tracing, scissor skills, mazes and counting build a new sheet with every tap, so you can repeat the activity without repeating the sheet.

What about when it gets too easy?

Go up one step at a time: medium level in tracing, dot-to-dot up to 20 and counting up to 10. The page for 5-year-olds gathers the next step.

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