It's Friday the 13th, but instead of something awful happening I thought I'd give you a
freebie to brighten your day! Check it out. I'd made a
PDF some time ago of tracer worksheets (letters, numbers, words) for my Kindergartener to trace. The great thing about these is that you can either print them out and they can use crayon, pencil or marker, OR you can laminate them and use them with a dry erase marker as we did. I suggest if you laminate them to use a thicker paper when you print, print double sided, and then you have a two sided worksheet and get to save on paper and space.
It's Friday the 13th, but instead of something awful happening I thought I'd give you a freebie to brighten your day! Check it out. I'd made a PDF some time ago of tracer worksheets (letters, numbers, words) for my Kindergartener to trace. The great thing about these is that you can either print them out and they can use crayon, pencil or marker, OR you can laminate them and use them with a dry erase marker as we did. I suggest if you laminate them to use a thicker paper when you print, print double sided, and then you have a two sided worksheet and get to save on paper and space.