Children need as much practice with fine motor control and the pencil grip as they can get so I'd have them do a mix of play using their fingers, a mix of different activities involving the use of their hands, drawing activities and tracing lines. (For older children, I have them trace stencil sheets.)
There are many line tracing worksheets on the internet, some free while others are paid for. I have many books that I use bu they don't always contain the things that I want children to practice. With that in mind, I've made my own tracing book and I am sharing this with you, my dear readers, for free.
There are ten pages. It takes children from easy simple straight lines to more complex ones with changing directions. Not only will children have practice tracing left to right but also from top to bottom and then in multi-directions.
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