Pet & Animal Paths

Students trace dotted lines to help animals such as a squirrel, dog, cat, and sheep reach their corresponding items. Each line type-straight, wavy, or zigzag-encourages students to exercise different fine motor motions while staying on the dotted path. The colorful animal-to-object pairs provide a fun and motivating structure for children to follow. As learners trace from left to right, they develop early reading-related tracking skills. Completing each path strengthens finger dexterity, improves grip stability, and prepares students for forming letters and numbers. The varied line patterns also help reinforce visual discrimination of curves and angles.

Curriculum Matched Skills

Early Learning – Pre-Writing Line Formation

Fine Motor Development – Steady Hand Control

English Language Arts – Directionality and Tracking

Visual Motor – Distinguishing Curves vs. Angles

This worksheet is part of our Line Tracing Worksheets Collection.