Fly Airplanes Tracing Worksheet for Preschoolers

How to use this worksheet

Point out the globe at the top of the page and the airplanes waiting to take off, then trace one flight path with a finger so your child sees where the line leads. Hand them a pencil or crayon and have them trace each dotted flight path slowly, keeping the airplane 'flying' along the line without lifting off. Encourage them to complete all the paths on the page before moving on. Let them color the airplanes and globe once every path has been traced.

Materials needed

• Pencil
• Crayons

Extension activities

• 1Point to a real spinning globe or map and talk about how airplanes travel between countries.
• 2Make a simple paper airplane and 'fly' it along a path traced on the floor with chalk or tape.
• 3Draw your own long, curving flight path on blank paper for your child to trace.
• 4Look at a world map together and pick two countries to imagine flying between.
• 5Practice tracing other long curved lines, like a river or a road, on a separate sheet.