Free Watermelon Shapes Tracing Worksheets

Are your preschool or kindergarten students learning about gardens? Add these delicious Watermelon Shapes Tracing Worksheets to your garden themed lesson plans.

If you would like to browse all of our shape tracing pages, try our Shapes Tracing Worksheets post. If you are looking for more garden activities and printables try our Garden Theme for Preschool and Kindergarten page.

How to Use the Watermelon Shapes Tracing Worksheets

You can simply print the pages and let your student trace the watermelon shapes with a crayon, pencil, or marker.

However, if you want to reuse the pages, laminate them or use them with Dry Erase Sleeves or page protectors and a dry erase marker.

If your student isn’t ready to write, your student can use a variety of manipulatives to “trace” the watermelon shapes. 

You can try pink yarn, pipe cleaners, playdough, or even watermelon seeds to place around the shapes.

Here is a sample of the tracing pages with Wikki Stix. Wikki Stix are waxed yarn, and they are a fun manipulative to use with these tracing pages.

Benefits of the Watermelon Shapes Tracing Pages

These watermelon shape tracing pages will help your student practice fine motor skills. They can also help your student with other skills.

You can use the pages to teach the shape names to your student. “Look at this shape. It has six sides. Let’s count them. What is the name of a shape that has six sides? That’s right! It’s a hexagon.”

You can also use these pages to help your student analyze two-dimensional shapes. Ask questions. Is an oval like a circle? How are they the same? How are they different? How many sides does a triangle have? How many sides does a square have? Which one of the shapes looks the most like a slice of watermelon?

The tracing pages will also help your student learn the names of shapes. Ten shapes are included in this printable set:

• diamond
• rectangle
• square
• circle
• star
• oval
• triangle
• heart
• hexagon
• octagon

How to Get Started with Your Watermelon Shapes Tracing Pages

Follow these simple instructions to get started with the Watermelon Shapes Tracing Pages.

1. Print the Watermelon Shapes Tracing Pages
2. Laminate the pages, or use them with Dry Erase Sleeves or page protectors.
3. Give your student a dry erase marker to trace the watermelon shapes. Alternatively, give your student a special manipulative to “trace” the pages.

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