Free Easter Tracing Worksheets


Published: April 15, 2025 · Updated: April 15, 2025 by Sacha — This post may contain affiliate links. Read our full disclosure.

If your child needs some extra fine motor practice, these free Easter tracing worksheets are a great way to do it. They are low-prep, easy to download and perfect for helping kids practice a variety of different skills!

Looking for a simple and fun way to help your kids practice their fine motor skills? These free Easter worksheets are low-prep, easy to use and perfect for toddlers and up.

Choose between three adorable designs that include Easter-themed vocabulary words for your child to practice. You can even save paper and ink by making these worksheets reusable!

Why You’ll Love This Printable

  • No advance prep: While hands-on activities are a great way for children to build skills, there are times when parents don’t have time to set anything up, and these worksheets are perfect for those days.
  • Easy to download: No need to enter your email address or track down a resource library password—the files are available for download right in the post!
  • Educational: Tracing is a great way for kids to build a variety of skills, including fine motor skills, pre-writing skills and hand-eye coordination.
  • Simple to reuse: Not only is this printable easy to use, but you can easily make all the pages reusable so that you don’t have to print them out multiple times. This is both more eco-friendly and a good way to save money on paper and printer ink.

Looking for more Easter printables for kids? Check out these Easter Coloring Cards, these Easter Pattern Worksheets, these Easter I Spy Sheets or these Easter Egg Templates!

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How to Use (for Different Age Groups)

Depending on your needs, this activity can easily be adapted to better suit your child’s stage of development:

  • Younger kids: Doing this activity with a toddler? If so, there is no need to use pencils or markers right off the bat. Have your little one practice following the lines with their index finger before you move on to actual writing instruments.
  • Older kids: Doing this activity with older preschoolers? Have them trace over the dashed lines using some sort of writing instrument like a crayon, pencil or marker. When they are done tracing, they can extend the fun by coloring in the designs!

Printing Instructions

Once you have downloaded all of the PDF files to your computer, simply print the pages on US Letter-sized paper (8.5 x 11 inches) and they’ll be ready to use.

It is also possible to print the worksheets on A4 paper, but you’ll likely need to adjust the “Scale to Fit” setting on your printer to ensure that none of the printable area gets cut off.

How to Make These Worksheets Reusable

Whether you’re looking to save money on printer ink or you want to reduce the amount of paper you use, you can make these worksheets reusable by laminating the pages using a thermal laminator or self-laminating sheets, or by placing them inside plastic page protectors or dry erase pockets.

Once the pages have been covered with plastic, your child will be able to trace over the lines using dry erase markers, then wipe the sheets clean so that you can store them for future use.

Mockup of Easter bunny tracing worksheet.
Mockup of Easter egg tracing worksheet.
Mockup of Easter chick tracing worksheet.

Frequently Asked Questions

Because this activity can be adapted for multiple age groups, it is appropriate for older toddlers and preschoolers as well as kindergarten students who need practice holding and using pencils.

Tracing worksheets can also be used in occupational therapy to help improve dexterity.

Absolutely! I love supporting fellow educators, so you are more than welcome to print out these worksheets for your students.

Tracing is a great way to help preschoolers practice a variety of skills, including but not limited to fine motor skills, pre-writing skills, coordination, drawing accuracy, control over writing instruments, handwriting and letter formation, hand-eye coordination, letter recognition and vocabulary.

Have a question that wasn’t answered here? Let me know in the comments and I’ll be happy to help!

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