Christmas Tracing Worksheets
Reviewed byEmily Harper
Three Christmas tracing worksheets for preschool and kindergarten. Children trace holiday words such as STAR, TREE and SNOW with dotted letters, first in capitals, then in lowercase, and finally the words Merry Christmas. After tracing each word twice, they write it on their own.
Trace Christmas Words: Capital Letters
Trace each word two times. Then write it on your own on the line.
Trace Christmas Words: Lowercase
Trace each word two times. Then write it on your own on the line.
Trace: Merry Christmas
Trace each word two times. Then write it on your own on the line.
How to use the tracing sheets
Start with the capital letters sheet, because capitals are easier to form. Children trace each word two times, then write it on the line below without help.
The last sheet uses Merry Christmas and other holiday words with a capital first letter, which is a good step towards writing cards.
Why tracing helps
Tracing shows children where each line of a letter starts and ends. Seasonal words keep it fun. To trace your child's own name, use our name tracing worksheet maker.
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Questions about Christmas tracing worksheets
What age is this for?
Preschool and kindergarten.
Which words are used?
Santa, star, tree, gift, snow, bell, elf, Merry Christmas, joy, peace, love and family.
Is there an answer key?
No answer key is needed. Children trace and then write the words.
Are they free?
Yes. They are free to print.