Smiley Shapes: Free Shape Tracing Worksheets for Toddlers
22 pages
Print at 100% (actual size). A4 for India, the UK and Europe; US Letter for the US and Canada.
Free to download and print for personal, home and classroom use. Not for resale or redistribution.
These shapes tracing worksheets for preschoolers come as one cheerful 19-page book, Smiley Shapes. Each page shows one big shape with a smiley face, drawn in dotted or dashed lines, for your child to trace and then colour.
What's inside: five shapes in all: circles (7 pages), stars (3), squares (3, one without a face), hearts (5) and one crescent moon. The instructions are "Trace the dotted lines, then colour!" or "Trace the dashes, then colour the circle!" (or star, or square). There are no shape names printed, so you get to say them aloud. Each page has Name and Date lines, and a "Super Star Learner!" certificate comes at the end.
Age: the cover says Age 2–4. Circles are a good place to start for two-year-olds.
How to print: choose the A4 PDF (or US Letter in the US and Canada), print at 100% scale ("actual size"), and use colour or black and white. The lines print clearly either way.
Tips for parents:
- Say the shape's name as your child traces: "Round and round, a circle!"
- After a page, look for the same shape around the house. Praise the effort, not perfect lines.
Smiley Shapes is our shapes books pick. If you want a triangle too, Pencil Practice has a page with a triangle, hexagon and more. The app guide Find Real Objects fits the shape hunt idea. Get the Chunnu Ji app on Google Play.
Questions parents ask
Which shapes are in Smiley Shapes?
Circle, star, square, heart and crescent moon. There is no triangle, rectangle or oval.
Are the shape names written on the pages?
No. The pages show the shapes only, so read the names aloud together.
Is it free?
Yes. Download the PDF and print it for home or class, with no sign-up.
